Local social notes from Caney Creek district
Mrs Annie Cook and guests visit L W Cook at Clem while Bertie Cavender and others travel between Phillips and Cavender households. Many neighbors share meals and visits at Phillips, Cook, Daugherty, and Cavender homes. George Wolf’s little son improves. A J Cavender remains on sick list. Clark and Phil Mppas join L Cook gathering Saturday night.
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Annie Cook
Bertie Cavender
Misaes Botlah
Fannie Cook
L. W. Cook
Clem
J. L. Cook
J. M. Phillips
Clem Phillips
Mies Bortio Gavender
Mance Phillips
Leola
Pauline Daugherty
Coleman’s Mill
Mies Bortio Cavender
J. MM. Phillips
Yom Daugherty
Mra
F. J. Cook
J. M. Cook
A. J. Cavender
PD. Clark
Il. A. Phil- Mpa
L. Cook
Quotes on Quarantine and Chamberlain's Cold Remedy
A pro quarantine stance urges total isolation for those with a bad cold to prevent spread. It asserts colds are highly contagious and stresses early relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective cure.
Thedford's Black Draught Endorsed By Oklahoma Farmer
A Oklahoma farmer, J L Gostier, testifies Black Draught keeps him in good health after ten years and praises its use for malaria, liver issues, digestion, and constipation. He notes it reliably supports his family’s health and urges asking for two package sizes from a pharmacist. The product is described as purely vegetable and digestive aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Gostier
Mr. Bostier
Okla Homan
Thedford
S. NC
Infant of mankind receives yearly welcome with song
The verse speaks of a newborn child as a perpetual greeting, bringing tidings and joy each year. It links the newborn to enduring warmth amid winter, likening childhood to freshness and spring. The poem venerates the infant as a cherished part of memory and heart.
Soil survey for Carroll County to be completed
After months of effort and anxiety the soil survey of Carroll county began in December 1919 but was halted when nine of eleven experts resigned. The Trade Board renewed efforts, securing H. G Lewis and B. I. Gillett of the U. S. Department of Agriculture to lead the survey, with work to continue four to six months. Headquarters are in the Trade Board office and pamphlet information will be issued on completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Greater
Carroll
Trove Board
Jn Soil Survey
Georgia
Tride ‘Board
Arc
BR. 1. Gillett
H. G Lewis
Carrollton
Messrs. Lewis and
Gillett
Burea of
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
The
Bureau of Soils
U, 8
Ment of Agriculture
Callege of Agriculture
Athens
Tracts’ Board
Enjoy Your Meals and Ease Digestion with Chamberlain’s Tablets
If meals are not pleasing, digestion suffers. Try Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to restore comfort and enjoyment in eating. Five hours between meals and a tablet can help your meals feel like a real pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Free T'reas Office Sells All Kinds of Legal Blank Forms
Legal blanks of all kinds are offered for sale at the Free T'reas office. The notices indicate availability of various forms and templates for legal and official use. Ownership and contact details are not fully listed in the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T'reas
Atlanta Cincinnati Train Schedule Fragments
A fragmented OCR item lists multiple times and mentions dining cars aboard a service between Atlanta and Cincinnati. The readable parts reference departure and arrival times across different zones and note dining cars on the journey. The text is incomplete and lacks a full narrative or official details.
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Taree Geenations
Pooulet
Rece Oa Accurator Co. D
Atlarta, Ga
Ideal Laundry
Charley Fong
Oklahoma
Alice Meynell
Yiven
Ney
Adden
Pase
Caesaur Augustus
Cyronins
Syria
Hgeonit i Nt Wi
Galilee
David
Christ the Lord
Southern Railway System
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Louisville
Valdosta
Jacksonville
Cordele
Cordele Ar
Tifton
Memphis
Atlanta Ar
Birmingham Ar
Kansas City
Meridian
Vicksburg
Shrevesport
Coache Phis
Kansas
Atlanta-Brut
Nswicke
Jesup
Sonville
Macon
Pullman
Southern
South
G. C. Robson
Buick
J. Ms. Johnson
Carrollton, Georgia
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