Tanlac credited with saving Mrs Cason's life in Acworth to Atlanta
In a dramatic testimonial Mrs O Cason near Acworth recovered after six weeks on Tanlac. J B Battle, a friend, arranged for Dr. Elder to interview her at Jacobse Pharmacy. She described weight loss to 61 pounds, then rapid improvement with appetite and skin, now weighing 104 pounds and returning home. The tale highlights Tanlac's reputed life-saving effect and lists multiple local retailers selling the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Rattle
Atlanta
Jacobse Pharmacy
O. ©. Cason
Acworth
Mr. Rattle
Cakon
Mee
Cason
Tanlac
Dr. Elder
Jacobs
Hid Peal Dones
Bat- Ho
English Avenue
Battle
Mss. Canon
Soo
Medicing
At- Tanta
Jeff Acworth
Rome
Andlew
Mr. Battle
Don
Al‘worth
Tarlac
Tanlane
Cauer
Red Cross
Carrollton
Tebert Drug Co
German critic lauds Robert E. Lee as America’s ablest soldier
A German critic called Robert E. Lee America’s ablest soldier though his Pennsylvania invasion failed to cut trees or loot. He once said the burning of Chambersburg was a military blunder for which he was not responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
America
Les
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Nation's Prayer for Defense on Land and Sea
A Baptist World prayer lays out a national wartime supplication praising divine protection for soldiers. It asks for God to guard them, grant comfort to families, and recognize sacrifice as part of civilization and liberty during the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Edmonds
Baptist World
We Stand By The Flag In Time Of Crisis
In a call to unity the nation must rally behind the president as he breaks relations with Germany. Congress supports the action, and Americans are urged to defend the country and its rights with resolve, putting patriotism first over all divisions or foreign ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Congress
Ita
Big Hog Ranch Planned Near Waycross Georgia
Waycross, Ga August 1 Plans for a modern hog ranch near Waycross have been perfected Pure bred hogs will be raised with strict sanitary measures and no cess pools A quarantine to prevent infection will be maintained A central pasture of Bermuda grass and Burr clover will feed a rotation of crops including oats rye corn and peanuts The ranch aims to be a major demonstration of the swine industry in South Georgia attracting visitors and backed by strong financial and state expert support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycrose
South Georgia
FOR BASE Witty thousand first-class shingers
Witty phrase appears unrelated. no clear event or entities detected. No actionable facts present to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson & Bonner
Schools and Community Life in Progressive Towns
A discourse on the primacy of high quality schools as the engine of community progress. It argues that livable, well-funded schools attract families, elevate morals, and drive local prosperity, urging readers to invest in modern facilities for their children’s welfare and the town’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joralian
Te Awara
Faron
Welf
Mooted Question on Standing for the Star Spangled Banner
The New York Mail cites a debate by Kay Rol the lustrator about whether passengers on an excursion boat should stand for the anthem. It notes extreme views praising drowning as a pleasant death and mocks aristocratic scarcity, suggesting most will sit during only two or three bars as the ship sinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Rol
New York Mail
Two Jersey piglets for sale with papers Ruger Mepsis
Two six week old Duroe Jersey pigs, no kin, listed at 25 dollars. One male and one female available, papers furnished. Can be sold separately. Ruger mepis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duroe Jersey
Soldier Cranghaw Briefly Pens Before Departure to France
An Atlanta man, Cranghan Cranshaw, 23, wrote a patriotic poem before enlisting in the quartermaster corps. He went to Fort Sam Houston and heads soon to active service in France aboard a ship with fellow soldiers bound for the front. The poem celebrates American valor and vows to raise the Stars and Stripes as they sail to join Allied forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amery Jenna
G. Cranehaw
Atlanta
Atlantiana
Van
Crenadaw
Quartermaster Corps
Regular Army
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
France
Young Cranghan
Mia
Cranshaw
Woodward Avenue
Olem Route Guests and Local Visits Mentioned
Atlanta visitors and local guests figure in a series of short notes. O L Hendrick of Atlanta spent time with Walter Fuller’s family. H T Fuller and J T Haynie hosted at Coleman's mill. Clyde Wilson of Cross Plains visited Loyd Rigsby. Rev Green of Whitesburg spent a day with E E Fuller. Mrs D M Borders and T Dougherty’s family are noted for weeklong stays. Ione Fuller visited Clem Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Hendrick
Atlanta
Walter Fuller
Naat
H. T. Fuller
J.T. Haynin
Coleman’s Mill
Clyde Wilson
Cross Plaina
Loyd Rigsby
Rev. Green
Whitesburg
E. E. Fuller
D. M. Borders
Banning
T. & Dougherty
Misa Ione Fuller
Clem
Acceptance of newspapers creates subscription liability
A Missouri case holds that merely accepting a paper from the post office makes the recipient liable for the subscription. The court notes the labor and cost involved in preparation and publication and says continued receipt of the paper constitutes benefit and responsibility for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O, D
Austin
Butler
Chas, Burge
Missouri Court of Appeals
Acreage for sale near Tyus and Lowell Georgia details
An 80 acre tract in cultivation with remaining timber and good branch land lies 4 miles south of Tyus. Another 63 acre parcel sits 3 to 4 miles from Lowell. Listings note saw timber and minor improvements. Contact LEON Hoop or Sjuleowt for details and applications.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Cason
Waycross
Ruger Mepis
Kaiser
United
Hrange
LaFayette
Olem
Alancy
Carrollton Drug Company
Amy
Mary
Baby John
Lou
J. N. Johnson
Macon
the Telegraph
The
Penn Mutual
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
Philadelphia
Georgia
GEQ
T. Lovvorn
Carrollton, GA
Tyus
Lowell
Sjuleowt
Leon Hoop
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