Pinkham Cure Testimonials From Camden and Gardiner
Woman after woman writes of relief from headaches back pain weakness and nervous debility after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Doctors advised surgery in one case yet the remedy cured her in three months Other testimonials mention uterine inflammation ulceration displacements fibroid tumors irregularities and digestive distress all claim relief at small cost
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Camden
N.J
Lydia B. Pinkham
Judin
Pinkhan
Lincoln Avenue
Gadiner
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ac Windams
Gardiner
Georgia excursion fares listed for various events in 1909
Central of Georgia Railway announces excursion fares from Georgia points to Atlanta Blue Ridge Louisville Macon Mobile Savannah and other cities for events including Georgia Baptist Assembly Farmers Union Knights of Columbus Sea Island Cotton Association and National Association of Retail Druggists. Tickets sold at agent locations with details from J C Haile Savannah GA.
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Atlanta Ga
Y. P. A. and
Missionary Baptist Sunday School
Georgia
Blue Ridge Ga
Georgia Baptist Assembly
Louisville Ky
National Association of Retail Druggists
Macon Ga
Farmers Union
Mobile
Ala
National Convention
Knights of Columbus
Savannah
Farmers Union Sea Island Cotton Association
J.C. Haile General
Local social notes from Newnan and surrounding areas
Mrs. Boyd Stephens of Newnan visited her mother in law Mrs. A. G. Stephens last week. Mrs. Dr. Stevens of Milltown Ala will arrive this week to be guest of her mother Mrs. A. G. Stephens. The writer and cousin H. T. Richards plan a Cedar Bluff Ala visit to see Dr. Henry Jones and son Tom. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones of Emily attended preaching Sunday. Albert Jones suffers a poisoned face and hopes to be out soon. The Antioch meeting Sunday was well attended with a fine dinner and good boys. M. A. Stephenson of Newnan spent Saturday night and Sunday at home.
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Boyd Stephens
Newnan
A. G. Stephens
Dr. Stevens
Milltown
Ala
H. T. Richards
Cedar Bluff Ala
Henry Jones
Tom
Free Press
Antioch
Method for Eradicating the Onion Pest Circulated Free
The Office of Farm Management at the U S Department of Agriculture has prepared a circular detailing the wild onion problem and a plan to exterminate the pest. The circular will be mailed free to any requester.
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United State Department of Agriculture
Confederate Reunion at Bowdon Inspires Veterans at College
Confederate veterans of Co. K, 34 Georgia, gathered July 21 22 at Bowdon College for their annual reunion. About 15 of 25 living members answered roll call. speakers included Col. Joe Newell and Rev. D W Kight. A coastal veteran choir and the Dixie band aroused pride as attendance filled the hall.
Clean up yards and support a better town park
Farmers vent frustration at dirty premises and urge city action. The writer praises hard work and childhood joys while calling for park beautification and future family visits, noting clean yards and fresh air as benefits.
Canie Creek Farming Notes And Local Mentions
People in Canie Creek finish weekly farm work as Moses Foster shows improvement. Rev. Morgan preached at Ephesus last weekend. Miss Dottie Phillips and John Holder wed last Sunday. J A Simpkins returned to his home near New Decatur Alabama. S L Cook visited I W Cook. Whitesburg singing school started under Prof. Boyd. H L Clark passed through the village. Mr and Mrs J M Cook attended a meeting. A J Cavender visited his daughter near Carrollton. Miss Jewel Cook and Mrs Ellen Smith hosted guests. G W Cook was in town Sunday.
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Morgan
Ephesus
Dottie Phillips
John Holder
S.L. Cook
W. Cook
Whitesburg
Boyd
H. L. Clark
J. M. Cook
A. J. Cavender
Carrollton
Miss Jewel Cook
Ellen Smith
G. W. Cook
Ville
Stripping's Chapel Noted Injuries And Local Illness Updates
H N Stipes was thrown from a cotton wagon last Thursday. a bale fell on him and he is dangerously hurt. B H J E and F A Martin were at their brother’s bedside near Mandeville who lies very ill with typhoid fever. May and Nell Me Daniel of Carrollton spent a day and night with Miss Vollia Martin. Mrs Ugh Jackson of Carrollton visited her parents for a few days. Mrs John Rigman is very sick. Miss Della Martin can take charge at her school. Chief and Charlie Bell visited their sister in Heard. Joe Martin attended the singing at Mt Zion. Wesley and Alvin Walker visited their cousin in Heard who is feverish. Prof. Chambers did not fill his appointment. he went to Hulett to fill Rev Gothers place. Jesse and Cliff Martin visiting in Coweta this week.
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Frank Loftin
Franklin
C.M. Lipham
Atlanta
Joe, O. Newell
Carrollton
Col. Newell
D. W. Kight
H.N. Stipes
B. H
J. E
F. A. Martin
Mandeville
May
Nell Me
Daniel
Vollia Martin
Ugh Jackson
John Rigman
Della Martin
Chiif
Charlie Bell
Ileard
Joe Martin
Mt. Zion
Messrs
Wesley
Alvin Walker
Heard
Prof
Chambers
Hulett
Gothers
Jesse and
Cliff Martin
Coweta
Strategy and Irisband Rheumatic Elbow Ointment Remark
A humorous exchange about a medicinal ointment for Irisband's rheumatic elbow. The doctor jokes that the ointment may irritate him into rubbing it in, while the husband counters that it will cause fury and compel action. The Chicago Tribune quote contrasts practical treatment with stubborn behavior.
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Chicago Tribune
Omitted Charge Sparks Morning Manager Gaffe
An exchange at a hotel ends with a waiter noting an omission in the bill. The guest recalls the manager said good morning yesterday and forgot to charge for it, prompting a small dispute over the item.
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Piostol
London Telegraph
J H Barron Real Estate and Insurance Agent
J H Barron offers real estate services and insurance with fourteen years experience in land titles and abstracts. Property listed for sale or rent receives prompt attention. He serves as district agent for The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, promoting straightforward policies and broad coverage.
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Carrollton Area Properties Listings Offer Homes and Farm
One louse and tot fronting south on Adamson Ave running 280 ft then back north 220 ft with five room house good barn outhouse pasture garden and well water. Prices 3000. Also a 150 acre farm 1 1/2 miles northeast of Carrollton on the Carrollton and Sand Hill road. Fifty acres known as the Joo. 5 Campbell place and 100 acres off the B Harris place. Half red buckeye land half hatarity land. Good four room dwelling two new tenant houses with barn and outbuildings. Forest then cultivated land pasture and original forest totaling 150 acres. Titles perfect. Bargain at 35 an acre.
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Adamson Ave
Carraliton
Carrollton
Carrollton and
Sand Hill
Campbell Place
B. Harris Place
Carroll Couny
Courage and fear in changing circumstances across time
The piece notes courage varies with context. A man brave in one moment may fear in another and dinner can dull resolve. It recalls French soldiers in 1870 who showed boldness under fire but later deserts in a theater during a fire alarm.
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Pinkham
Central of Georgia Railway
Banning
Howard Jones
Emily
M. A. Stephenson
Albert Jones
Bowdon
Co. K
W. W. Roop
Roop
Ot Co. K
Bowsdon
J. J. Walker
J. A. McDonald
N. A. Mer
E. N. Walker
H. J. Reaves
W. D. Whatley
General Green
Darkey
Scot Loft
Scot
Joker
Canie Creek
Moses Foster
J. A. Simpkins
New Decatur
Stripling’s
J.H. Barron
First National Bank
Carrollton, Ga
J. H. Barron
First National Bank Building
O. B. Harris
Southern
Gud
Jefferson
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company Home Office
Raleigh, N. C
Jos. G. Brown, Pres
P. D. Gold, Jr
Mgr
H. H. Bass
Atlanta, Ga
Edga
Chas
W. Gold
A Turner
Bowdon, Ga
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