Reynolds SParagraphs and local notices in Georgia 1917
Reynolds life notes from Oct 10 1917 record visits sales and social events. The column lists residents visiting nearby towns, theater and film updates, church gatherings, wartime service announcements, and local business ads including crop prices and cabbage plants. It mentions Camp Gordon Wheeler and Camp Wheeler, Optician Charles A. Green visiting October 15, and multiple civic social items.
Ong Abbey Rites Link Georgia Couple to Dr Willis Abbey
Mrs Foster Ong announces the marriage of her daughter Edith Lucile to Dr Willis Flagg Abbey on Wednesday October 3 1917 in Chicago Illinois. After November 1 they will reside at Hartford Connecticut.
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Mrs. Foster D. Ong
Edith Lucile
Willis
A Musu Theatre Closes For County Fair Week
A Musu Theatre will close for the county fair in Butler next week, remaining shut all week except Saturday night October 20 with a special showing. Montgomery and Walker announce the schedule and urge patrons not to miss the closing event.
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Reynolds and
Butler
A-Mus-U Theatre
Picture Theatre
Montgomery & Walker
Builder's Supplies in Reynolds Ga Advise Prices
E W Cook of Reynolds Georgia advertises ceiling flooring weather boarding shingles windows and doors with price inquiries.
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E. W. Cook
Reynolds, Ga
Experience the Best Teacher and Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Experience shows that the experience of many outweighs that of one. Thousands have used Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds with the best results. It is a thoroughly reliable preparation, prompt, effective, and pleasant to take.
Reynolds W I Club elects delegates to state convention
The Reynolds Woman’s Improvement Club met with Mrs. Maggie Beall on Oct 3. Mrs C B Marshall and Bonnie Newsome were chosen to attend the state convention of the Woman’s Federated Clubs in Augusta. Seven new members joined. committees formed. social and literary items noted. next meeting planned for Nov 7 with Mrs R A Hinton as hostess. press reporter Mrs Dorthy Paris Strong.
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Womans Improvement Club
Maggie Beall
C. B. Marshall
Bonnie Newsome
Thurman Whatley
Woman’s Federated Clubs
Augusta
Reynolds WI Club
Virginia Hinton
Hazel Barrow
Winnie Newsome
Nita Marshall
Rosa Harp
Rober A. Hicks
H.K. Sealey
Will Ogburn
Barron
Everett
Claire Ingram
Miss Barron
W. A. Sanders
Outline Program for Division Sunday School Convention Morning Session
Morning session outlines include a devotional at 10:00 by Rev J R Blair and 10:15 talk on year round Sunday schools by W F Weaver. 10:35 home department role by Rev C Moore. 10:25 song. 11:00 banner Sunday School update by M A Chapman. 11:10 progress review with division president rolling the school. 11:20 sermon by Rev W H Emerson.
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J. R. Blair
W. F. Weaver
Rev. C. Moore
M. A. Chapman
W. H. Emerson
Basket Dinner on the Ground A Afternoon Session
Devotional services led by Rev. M. T. Gaultney at 1 45 pm. At 2 pm Rev. John Locke speaks on the duty of parents to the Sunday School. 2 25 pm song. 2 30 pm Mrs A S Wallace discusses the advantage of elementary work. 2 50 pm open discussion for suggestions to improve Sunday School efficiency. Adjourn.
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M. T. Gaultney
John Locke
A. S. Wallace
Exercise for Paralysis in Journal of the American Medical Association
Dr. Walter B. Swift reports control exercises for shaking paralysis in 1916. Slow, 15 minute sessions three times daily show improvement in cases, including a woman with vowel sounds to steady voice tremor. Exercises require slow movements, no clothing constriction, and physician guidance to tailor routines.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Walter B. Swift
Swift
Tanlac praised for recovery in local case
A local household reports Tanlac improving the health of a bedridden relative. After three bottles, she sleeps well, gains weight, eats normally, and shows brighter spirits. A neighbor and Miss Ansel Westbrooks endorse the medicine, noting its positive impact and wide availability in Butler and nearby towns.
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Ana
Thad
Taniae
Ansel
Ansel Westbrooks
Butler
H. J. Porter
Low Excursion Fares Via A B & A Ry To Atlanta
The A B and A railroad offers excursion fares to Atlanta Georgia for the Southeastern Fair. Tickets are on sale October 11 to 19 with a return limit October 24. From Junction City the fare is 3 dollars and 50 cents with equally low fares from other stations. Inquiries may be made with A B and A ticket agents or W W Croxton G P A Atlanta Ga.
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Atlanta
Southeastern Fair
Junction City
W. W. Croxton
Atlanta. Ga
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder tonic claims to dissolve gravels cure diabetes and rheumatism regulate bladder issues in adults and children. If unsatisfactory you receive a full refund via mail with a one dollar payment. Advertising copy from Dr. F W Hall of St. Louis listing testimonials and drugstore availability.
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Texas Wonder
F. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Ady
Optimistic Thought on Value Beyond Numbers
A reflective note argues that importance, not quantity, should guide estimates and priorities, urging focus on meaningful impact over sheer counts. It emphasizes deliberate judgment and thoughtful assessment in decision making.
Georgia Farmers Urged to Double Wheat Acreage
War agriculture officials urge Georgia farmers to double last fall’s wheat sowing across the state with soil suitable for wheat on most farms. Recommend varieties Fulcaster Dietz Mediterranean Leap Prolific Georgia Red and advise early plowing seed bed preparation and use of a disk drill or harrow. State College bulletin on wheat and rye available free.
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United States
Georgia
State College of Agriculture
R. R. Childs
State Col
Line of Agriculture
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