Woman credits Tantac recovery after two years bedbound
Mrs. E. O. Wilson of Athinta describes two years in hospital and bed rest with rolling chair, extreme indigestion, headaches, back and kidney pain, and reliance on many medicines before her husband bought Tantac. After eleven bottles she gained 25 pounds, regained mobility, and now walks and socializes. distribution listed across several Georgia towns and druggists.
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Taniae
E. 0. Wilson
Dirs
Wilson
Athinta
Constitution
Taniac
Atlanta
Red Cross Drug
Carrolton
Tolbert Drug Co
Villa Rica
Bowdon Drug Co
Bowdon
Davis Pharmacy
Temple
Whitesburg Drug Co
Whitesburg
Roop & Company
Roopville
J. M. Arrington
Warman
R. F. D. Carrollton
Fuller & Cumbie
Tyus
R. F
May Print Names of Those Getting Whiskey
Atlanta news reports a proposed bill requiring ordinaries to publish names of individuals receiving liquor shipments in Georgia. If approved, the ordinary must publish all names of those reaching their legal limit alongside shipment records.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Harris
Washington
Community Roundup and Visits in Flat Rock
Sunday reports from Flat Rock include neighbors aiding Mr W D Tyson, several families visiting relatives such as Mrs Fannie Payne with her mother, Mrs Lennie Tyson, and Ms Mae Payne with Miss Ruby Merrell. Spotted are social visits to Mr Joe Neal, Mr T Boyd, Mr D M Boyd, and travel through the area to Villa Rica and Hickory Level.
In Memory of Little Edwin McGraw
The heartbroken family of Ti N McGraw mourns the death of Edwin at eighteen months. A funeral led by Rev J A King was held at Mt Zion Cemetery with remains laid to rest while a pastor reminded parents to live for God to join Edwin in heaven.
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Ti. N. McGraw
Edwin
Heavenly City
Earth
Jesus
God
Kingdom of Heaven
J. A. King
Mt. Zion
Ora
Libel for Divorce Maud Smith vs Sam Smith
Maud Smith sues for divorce in Carroll Superior Court. Verdict granted October 10, 1914. Notice to interested parties that on July 17, 1916 filed by petition to remove disabilities by reason of intermarriage, to be heard at the October 1916 term beginning October 2.
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Maud Smith
Sam Smith
Carroll Superior Court
Local Social and Church Notes From Lineville
Mr and Mrs M A Bonner hosted guests Mr and Mrs George Blackwelder Sunday. Rev Matthews held a Providence service with a protracted meeting postponed to the second Saturday in August. Miss Neema Arp visited Mrs Hugh Gillispie. Earl Worley of Glenloch stayed with Ray mond Walker. Enuna Bonner visited Jennie Jackson Tuesday afternoon. Rev W B Cumbie of Tyus will extend his meeting at Central Hatchee starting August 5.
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M. A. Bonner
George Blackwelder
Matthews
Providence
Neema Arp
Hugh Gillispie
Earl Worley
Glenloch
Raymond Walker
Enuna Bonner
Jennie Jackson
W. B. Cumbie
Tyus
Villa Rica Local News and Social Notes
Mr. George Harper of Merchants and Planters Bank is sick with fever. Ladies Aid plans a hen party at Mrs. W. M. Talley to fund a church carpet. Mrs. S. T. Pierce leaves for Los Angeles after visiting her daughter Mrs. A. J. H. Fuller. she also spent months in Massachusetts and Connecticut. J. W. Ball and DeWitt Fuller plan a week in New Orleans starting next Saturday. Jim Giles of Giles Bros. moves to Douglasville to start a new business. Tom Pope returns to Villa Rica from a year in New York. Mr. and Mrs. George Sewell visit North Carolina relatives until year’s start. Oscar Fielder buys the Sewell bungalow for himself and his daughter and son-in-law to occupy.
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George Harper
Merchants & Planters Bank
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
W. M. Talley
S.T. Pierce
Los Angeles
Gal
Mrs. Sewell
North Carolina
Oscar Fielder
Mr. Sewell
Social news from Cross Plains area records visits and illness
CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rigsby and Callie of Cross Plains guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reeves. Gladney visitors and others at Cross Plains. Reeves and Aderhold family visits in Roopville and Newnan. Aderhold wife ill. Long family at Hulett. Driver families and Simpkins visit Union. Duffey relatives in Decatur after Memphis trip. Harper sisters visit Cash sisters. Mrs. Hl. T. Fuller gravely ill.
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Lloyd Rigsby
Callie
Cross Plains
J. D. Reeves
T. W. Gladney
S. E. Wilson
J. J. Lewis
Noah Aderhold
Roopvville
L. G. Long
Hulett
Creel
Maud
Memphis
Tenn
S. M. Duffey
Decatur
Ala
Tennessee
Lorena
Hattie Harper
Cash
Union
Hl. T. Fuller
Sand Hill Musings and Nearby Visits Report
Miss Ina Johnston spent last Thursday with friends at Hulett. Misses Lucile and Wilmer Smith are visiting from Alabama. Mrs. Louis Smith returned from Atlanta with her son’s wife, Mrs. Herman Jardon. Jes sie Wallis had a family birthday reunion on Saturday July 29 with most children present. Mrs. C L Henry's sister Miss Merrell of Atlanta is visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gray of Nan nan visited relatives here. Oneil of Louisiana visits Henry Paterson. Leroy and Mrs. Lott of Nan nan spend the week with relatives. Mr. Yates, father of Mrs. Boyd, visits. Bill Smith’s singing Sunday night pleased neighbors. Mrs. Cora Griffin and children of Carrolldon visit Tom Johnston.
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Ina Johnston
Hulett
Lucile
Wilmer Smith
Alabama
Louis Smith
Atlanta
Herman Jardon
Jessie Wallis
Oscar, Barnett
Tommie
C. L. Henry
Merrell
Paul Gray
Newnan
Henry Paterson
Mr. Oneil
Louisiana
Leroy Lott
Henry Boyd
Yates
Bill’ Smith
Cora Griffin
Carroldon
Tom Johnston
The Summer Care of Infants Bulletin Issued
The U S Public Health Service offers a free bulletin on infant care, urging mothers to provide fresh air, clean surroundings, and decent food. It condemns overcrowding and dirty milk as deadly to babies in hot tenements and mosquitoes and flies as added hazards.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Georgia railroad rate revision proposal for intrastate commerce
The Railroad Commission of Georgia is urged to adopt revised intrastate rates aligned with interstate systems. A hearing is scheduled for August 17. The appeal argues railroads and public interests are aligned and invites frank feedback on potential issues or misunderstandings.
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Railroad Commission of Georgia
Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Little Minnie Helen Tarpley Remembered in July Funeral
Obituary note for Minnie Helen Tarpley aged under 18 months, died after three days of illness. Funeral held at Shiloh church on Wednesday evening, July 5th. Aunt Myrtie prays for God's blessings as the family mourns and looks toward resurrection.
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Shiloh
Myrtie
Excursion Fares From Central of Georgia Advertised
Excursion fares will be quoted on application by your nearest ticket agent for specific events in Georgia and nearby states. Dates include State College Ath ens August 8 18 Athens Summer School July 1 to August 5. Events listed in Athens Americus Chatta nooga Savannah with dates and organizations. Also notes on titles and various legal blanks.
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Athens
State College
University of Georgia
For Sale Milch Cow and Property Trade Offer
For sale one extra good milch cow with second calf fresh in apply to W. L. Yaes Carrollton Route 6. One house and lot for sale or trade see Geo. Jackson W. L. Folds.
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W. Ll
Yaes
Carrollton
Route 6
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Grover Tyson
D. M. Boyd
W. Li Hendrix
Joe Neal
Me. J. J. Hendrix
T. Boyd
Mae Payne
Ruby Merrell
Lou Hembree
Lottie Wembre
Tok Boyd
Phoeble Boyd
T. J. Starper
H. J. Boyd
R. HW. Boyd
Sand Will
Acti Merrell
Ruby ‘Tyson
Billie Boyd
Bud Fortjner
Hickory Level
Little Edwin
Gainsboro Telephone and
Telegraph Company
Lineville
Railroads of
the Railroads OF Georgia
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta, Ga
Little Minnie Helen Tarpley
Henry Tarpley
Minnie Mellen
Light
Hellen
Central OF Georgia
Americus
Reunion
Chattanooga
Sovereign Grand Lodge
C. F
Savannah
Order of Eagles
GEO. ci
Jackson
W. L. Folds