Ziron Promises Three Meals a Day and Health Boost
A testimonial claims Ziron provides three meals a day, boosts strength, and improves well being. The ad urges readers to try Ziron, noting druggists offer a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to benefit.
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Scot
Great Woman of Shunem and Her Faithful Hospitality
A study of the Shunemite woman in 2 Kings andActs 11 24 highlighting her hospitality to the prophet Elisha Her home near Shunem became a shelter for the holy man of God and a model of prudent provision and faith The piece argues greatness lies in goodness inspired by faith and God’s blessing when her child is restored.
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Elisha
Shuman
Thorn
Barnabas
Bhunem
Raul
Mt. Gilvoa
Saul
Jonathan
Alain
Hlrsha
Geographical inquiry on a place named Atoms or Athens
A fragmentary dialogue questions the location named Atoms versus Athens. The child asks where it is while the parent suggests the likely place Athens and then mocks the confusion with a light remark about atoms. The text reflects playful wordplay rather than a news event.
A Timely Suggestion For Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A timely note recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. It notes the medicine is pleasant to take and provides relief, with a wide reputation for treating various cough and cold symptoms.
Remedy Claims Cure For Eczema Through Blood Cleansing
A promotional letter argues eczema is a blood infection reaching the skin and promises lasting relief only with a blood-cleansing remedy. It urges readers to write to the Medical Director, 1149 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, for advice and to obtain a bottle.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Farmers Embrace Tractor Power and Airship Prospects
A 1940 snapshot shows rural life leaner and mechanized with tractors and electric farm equipment, boosting productivity and comfort. It describes wind-driven mills, syrup production by electricity, and new shoe shop tech, plus a glimpse of the Atlanta Airship Co service and upcoming 1940s travel. Local names recount Sunday services, travels, and community visitors amid a harvest-era mood.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Airship Co
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Hwomer-P
Merrely
Community Illnesses and Local Farewell Notices
Hulett Thorn and Ricknond residents note illness and flu across families. Barnett Wallace and two daughters remain ill. Mrs. Fannia King recovering. Several local residents travel for business in Atlanta and attend funerals at New Hope Church near Villa Rica. Sam Tarrin and Zack Noles deaths prompt condolences from community members.
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Thorn
Barnett Wallace
Fannia King
Winton
Olio Wall
Hubert Bayd
Atlanta
Chalmers Hogan
Atriplin Chapel
L. T. Hogan
John Noles
Zack Noles
New Hope
Jewell Robinson
Megara
Hubert Hoyd
Frank Sowell
Carrollton
Park Jordan
Sam Tarrin
Cull Man
Ala
Jordan
Mezsia
Cheater Hogan
Tubert Boyd
Zack Nole
New Hope Church
Villa Rica
Noles
Sulette
Temple Ming Billa Carroll Hosts Talued Rock Party at Home
Temple Ming Billa Carroll hosted a lively rock party at her Wadavaday home honoring Mins Dora McClendon of Villa Nien. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Williams of Ate forta and relatives. Ed McCollister spent Monday in Carrollton. Frances Leo Turner born to Dr and Mrs J R Turner.
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Milas Enoln Tal
Nromen High School
Ring
Otto
Pat
Hoberts
Priace
Douglasville
Thoraday
Teon Watkins
Whitesburg
M. A. Boyd
Carrollton
Moga
Grady Bell
Raymond Hontright
Ming Billa Carroll
Wadavaday
Dora McClendon
Villa Nien
J. C. Williams
Ateforta
Mra
C. J. Boyd
Elizabeth ‘Boyd
Davin
Apont Bunday
Ed McCollister
Dora McChindon
Villa Riva
Billy Carrot
Raymond Aderholdt
Atlanta
R. M. Aderholdt
Dempney
Cave Eprings
Sam Daskin
J. R. Turner
Frances Leo
W. A. Wren
Emmitt Wren
Garl Mooll
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United States
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Georgia State Democratic Committee
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Red Land
Willingham Stone Company
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