Tanlac touted by Mississippian for weight gain and revived health
Mr. C. RO Gwin of Amory Mississippi reports Tanlac restored his health after a run down condition with rheumatism poor sleep and digestion. He gained thirty pounds in six weeks and says Tanlac strengthened him, improved appetite and energy. Tanlac is sold by several local vendors in Georgia and nearby towns. A 5 passenger Overland touring car is also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stis
C. RO Gwin
Amory
Miss. Ii
Mr. Gwin
Taniac
Taniiac
Hed Cross Drug
Carrollton
Tolbert Drug
Villa Rica
Bowden Drug Co
Bowdon
Davis Pharmacy
Temple
Whitesburg Drug Co
Whitesburg
Roop & Company
Hi Roopville
Horace Ga
R. F
Burwell Drug Co
Burwelt
T. Bonner
Koopville, Ga
Pateville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Reedy Moore spent Friday with uncle Q B Johnson. Jol Patterson and family stayed Saturday night with his wife’s mother H J Tates. Delta League has returned from the hospital and is recovering well. Daniell and wife with C W Grimties and family visited Friday night. Estelle Cate and friends were guests Saturday night. H W Wheeler and family visited BR Robinson’s on Friday. Estelle Pate shopped near Tidhiponsa Mele ilay afternoon. L H W Pate and family hosted Saturday night. Ruck Caenian and wife visited from Curralltgn. George Wheeler and Mrs Mates hosted at Surin. Varates mine progress noted as one of the finest in Georgia region. Claude and Cr Smith attended the singing at Me Jackson Mites Study night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedy Moore
Q. BP. Johnson
Jol. Patterson
H. J. Tates
Delta League
Dr. Daniell
C. W. Grimties
I. H. Pote
Chairly
Tosa Bates
Estelle Cate
H.W. Wheeler
BR. Robinson
Estelle Pate
L. HW. Pate
Daniell
Mo L. Smith
HL Pate
Mes Ruck Caenian
Curralltgn
Local Daily News: Sunday Social Visits Highlight Town Figures
Ville residents enjoyed dinners with Mr. and Mrs. Will Searcy. Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs from GarrolJton spent the day with their daughter Mrs. Vardeman.
Family visits trace weekend inlocal community notes
Family members spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives across the area. Bud M Howard and Si Howard visited the Mashburns, while Mack Shoemake and family called on Pete Folds near Star Point. Marvin Hendrix and family stayed with his father L No Hendrix through the weekend.
Local Social News From Burwell and Surrounding Areas
Local notes report residents visiting kin and traveling to nearby towns. Several families and individuals, including Miss Eden, Miss Kate Hearn, and Mr. Bernard, are mentioned with weekend trips to Atlanta Bowdon Hulett and Clem. Improvements are noted for Miss Hearn and Mrs. Stytes attended a gathering at Vent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbery Wilabt
Dock Alesander
Atlanta
Lake Hearn
Bowdon
Eden
Kate
Grace Hearn
Maude Henrn
Tetthe Martins
Joe McGarity
Paul Kilgore
Luther Robinson
Hulett
Monice Hine
Sarah Alexander
Murray Digby
O. HW. Stytes
Vent
Bernard
Muller
Annie Eel
Jag
Gibson
Min
Judge Hlodnett
Ita
Katherine Hodnett
Sunady
Court sale of half interest in Mandeville home place Carrollton
By order of the county court the undivided one half interest in the J. D. Mandeville home place in Carrollton will be sold at public auction June 1 1917 for cash to the highest bidder. The property lies bounded by Williamson Longview railway and Holderness parcels. Administratrix Mrs Essie Mandeville signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scortin
Carroll County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
J. D. Manvick
Carrollton
Williamson
Longview Street
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Sidney
Ada Holderness
L. P. Mandeville
Essie Mandeville
Fertilizing Land After Velvet Beans
Andrew M. Soule explains how velvet beans enrich soil whether grazed then plowed under or vines left to decay. Returned organic matter and nitrogen improve soil, reducing needed fertilizer nitrogen for the next crop, with acid phosphate and light nitrogen boosts recommended for rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew M. Soule
Presidentia
State College of Agriculture
Tne
Stop The Big Leak By M P Jarnagin Georgia College
Professor M P Jarnagin argues the six year performance of two Percheron mares proves homegrown workstock can replace costly northern horses and mules. The mares produced foals, earned sales costs, and illustrate the value of breeding robust draft stock within Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
Athens
Georgia
Plant A Home Garden and Orchard
Georgia State College of Agriculture urges home gardens and orchards amid boll weevil spread. With 300 000 farms, each home garden at $26 and each home orchard at $310 could yield state profits of about $7.0 and $3.0 million respectively. Records show small gardens and orchards produced measurable net gains last year. officials stress home production as key to resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. H. McHatton
State College of Agriculture
Georgia
Lincoln McConnell the Live Wire of Chautauqua Platform
The article profiles Lincoln McConnell a lawyer minister and evangelist who delivers two lectures daily year after year. It notes his ability to crack jokes while delivering serious sermons and claims his talks sell five years in advance. Parlette praises McConnell describing him as tremendously serious yet entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Record
Lincoln McConnell
Sapps
Ralph Parlette
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. Guinn
Rodi
Seo Hu
O, Loyvorn
J. IL Burson
Pateville News
Glenloch
Burwell
Administratrix Sale
Providence News
Evelyn Ragland
Mamie Lou Searcy
Charlie Binigh
John Gray
Joe Tuggle
Near Noop
Carrollton, GA
BUICK
J. M. Johnson
M. P. Jarnagin
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Travis & Moncrief
General Insurance
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co
Newark, N. J
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!