Inventive Geniuses Peddle Calomel Nausea Cure On Sale
An ad-like fragment touts a so called Calo taba tablet as a perfect remedy for biliousness constipation and digestion. It promises no taste no nausea and quick relief with a single tablet at bedtime sold in sealed original packages for thirty five cents.
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Amileles Powhlec
Cardul praised by Tennessee woman for relief of womanly troubles
Mrs. J. B. Gadd of Hixson Tennessee describes long referenced relief from left side pain through Cardul a female tonic she credits with making her stronger and curing the trouble after two bottles she notes many women have benefited over 400 years and urges others to try Cardul for headaches backaches sleeplessness and fatigue signs of womanly trouble
Read Their Letters Proclaim PERU-NA Benefits
Thousands praise PERU-NA with letters from Martha J. Date J. Cannon and others. Testimonials claim cures for catarrh stomach bowels deafness liver trouble rheumatism and general health protection. Available in tablet or liquid form across many locations.
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Martha
J. Date
J. Cannon
Del
J. Bayer
Glendale
Oregon
Kats Marquis
Middleburg
Ohio
J. JH. Colling
W. H. Edgar
Cooper St
Atlanta
Georgia
Leona Dodd
Medon
Tennessee
May Day plots and radical literature lure national action
Attorney General Palmer says federal and state officials seized tons of radical literature linked to May Day demonstrations. He warns the Communist party and allies plan strikes and violence to destabilize peace with Soviet Russia. Authorities report widespread distribution and cross Atlantic links as they press for repression. Confederate Memorial Day observances in Atlanta featured a parade, speeches, and honors at Oakland Cemetery, with Gov. Dorsey and Mayor Key in attendance. The Georgia Prison Board again refuses clemency for Hollis Landers, condemned for Sheriff Barber’s 1918 murder.
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Department of Justice
Palmer
Communist Party
Atrikese
Soviet
Russia
Department
Europe
Palme
Express
Focal
Department Aear
Bualnena
Low Whitehall Street
AH Banks
Federal
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
South
Oakland Cemetery
Son of
Dixie
Night in Rome booed off stage in London riot
London theater scene erupts as the first production of A Night in Rome by J. Hartley Manners is interrupted by a gallery mob. Miss Lawrette Taylor withdraws from the stage after initial turmoil witnessed by American Ambassador John W. Davie and others. Critics note organized enemies and special interest groups may be involved while noting popular reception elsewhere.
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Rome
London
J. Hartley Manner
Garick Theater
Charles Cochrane
Lawrette Taylor
John W. Devin
Cochrane
Miss Taylor
Wight
Prices Tend To Rise as Reports Show Inflation Pressure
Federal Reserve agents nationwide note prices moving upward with excessive pressure. The board sees hopeful signs from consumers amid concerns over stretched conditions and forecasts a possible slowing to the pace ahead.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Federalrerserve
Anil
Baes
Hich Fit
Ehyt
Brunswick Delegation Plans for Mid West South Atlantic Trip
Brunswick board of trade completes arrangements for the city delegation to a booster trip starting May 15 from Columbus South Carolina under the Five-Port advocacy group. Five ports Wilmington Charleston Savannah Brunswick and Jacksonville will host the delegation efforts.
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Brunswick
Fiva
Brunswill Board of Trade
Mid-West South Atlantic
Columbus
S. C
Wilmington
Charleston
Sagannah
Jacksonville
Thia City
Pine Grove Then and Now Ten Years of Change
Carl Nix recalls Pine Grove’s transformation from a dilapidated rural hamlet with a worn school to a modern community with handsome homes and a top-tier rural school facility. He highlights new houses, renovated old ones, improved school equipment, and the shift from forested land to cultivated fields while noting progress and loss.
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Pine Grove
Nis
Falda
Inbor
Soma
Ben Ripher
Rube McGlungs
Mr. Baker
Carl Nix
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visits and Illness
Mrs. E N Dyer has been ill for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee visited Mr. N E Ushdewell and family on Sunday night. Miss Nonulo Crook of Lowell stayed with Miss Belle Crumbley. Mr. Leonard Duke visited his father Mr. Bob Duke. Mr. Kim Pato and family were guests of Mr. A G Owenshy and Sunday afternoon. Mr. Andrew Horton and family spent Monday night with his brother, Mr. Cliff Horton. Mrs. Trimble visited her daughter, Mrs. T A Bonner.
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E. N. Dyer
Henry Lee
N. E. Ushdewell
Mise Nonulo Crook
Lowell
Misa Belle Crumbley
Andrew Horton
Ciff Horton
Trimble
T. A. Bonner
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