Rheumatism Comes From Tiny Pain Germs
A medical claim asserts rheumatism stems from disease germs in the blood and promotes a blood purifier as the cure. It instructs readers to cleanse the blood to remove germs and promises relief, with purchase through druggists and free literature from a Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Free Press readers enjoy weekly singing and local notes
The Semi-Weekly Free Press lists readers and their activities including Miss Gladys Daughterty Drudilla Johnson and Mr Roy Daugherty at Shiloh singing on Sunday. News mentions Jim Thompson visiting his mother and families like Gammon Entrekin and Prater spending time with relatives. A mail carrier Rosa buys a Ford, Jake reports first bale gin, and Roy Daugherty's mule mishap is noted. Regular Union Camp Ground singing on the second Sunday invites all.
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Gladys Daughterty
Drudilla Johnson
Roy Daugherty
Shiloh
Jim Thompson
J. A. Gammon
Isaac Prater
Harrell Tant
O. BH. Johnson
Carl Barlow
Roy and
Floyce Daugherty
Rosa
Waco
Jake
Bennett Bates
Clifton Bates
Cullman
Ala
Trea Bates
Artice Entrekin
Accond
Union Camp Ground
Hoke Smith Plans Law Practice After Senate
Atlanta October 11 Hon Hoke Smith senior Georgia senator will return to law practice after his term ends March 4 next opening offices in Atlanta and Washington Majors H L Bloodworth and Ronald Ransom will join him Bloodworth already bar member Ransom Atlanta attorney plans to stay in Georgia prefers climate of the state He is 65 and in good health and for the first time taking automobile driving lessons as he contemplates his post political life.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Georgia
National Senate
Senate
Smith
Waatsington
Majors
H. L. Bloodworth
Ronald Ransom
Major Bloodworth
Senator Smith
Washington
Ransom
Piedmont Hotel
Mme
Westbrook Social Roundup at Whooping Creek
Westbrook residents gathered for a Sunday gathering at Whooping Creek with multiple families noted. Mr and Mrs Lenny Gordon and children visited Mr B Gordon and family. Mrs W J Phillips spent time with Mrs W C McLendon and children. W J Phillips visited relatives near Union. W C McLendon spent the weekend in South Georgia. Additional visits included Mrs Jack Phillips and children with Mrs Tad Strickland and others, and Mr Aunt Mrs John Wracknell with children. Dee Phillips visited Lois Strickland Saturday afternoon. Worth noting for the Semi Weekly.
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Whooping Creek
Lenny Gordon
B. Gordon
W. J. Phillips
W. C. McLendon
Union
South Georgia
Jack Phillips
Tad Streetlird
We. C. McLendon
Olin McLendon
Dooney
Familly
Mra
John Wracknell
Tiremen
Dee Phillips
Lois Strickland
Carrollton High Defeats West Point 27 to 0 in Athletic Showdown
Carrollton High School football beat West Point 27 to 0 in a clean, hour long game with strong sportsmanship. Postgame reception honored both teams as Carrollton's growing program gains praise, and locals discussed support for physical training and moral development for youth.
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Carrollton
West Point
Martin
Carrollton High School
Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
In Caseville Michigan Mrs A H Hall and Mrs Mary Carrington report strong relief for infant colic and diarrhoea after using Chamberlain’s remedy. They state the medicine is always in the house and credit it with saving their baby’s life this summer.
Carrollton Trade Territory Coverage Offered By Paper
A promotion notes prompt relief by mail and asserts the paper covers Carrollton trade territory at less than half the cost. It emphasizes business coverage with a twice weekly edition to reach readers efficiently.
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Carrollton Trade Terriory
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