Shiloh Community News Highlights Weekend Visits
Local notes report numerous visits and social gatherings among Shiloh residents. Names include Judson Shumake Mina Atter Brown Dewey Frown Nors Shumake Camilla Harper and Mamie Mrowt with many others in Lowel Carrollton and Coweta. One resident, T T Shumake, is listed as ill.
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Judson Shumake
Mina Atter Brown
Dewey Frown
Nors Shumake
Mamie
Camilla Harper
Pearlie Hammond
W. A. Patral
Misson Holle
Bevin Shumake
Yellow Dirt
Mr. T. Shumike
Misa Belle
W. T. Shumake
Miriats Dean
Corn Williamson
Gilbert Ayers
Fiat
Apending
Lula Cray
Hol Wright
Thuntd County
WW. Gray
Missea Annie
Teulah
Nancy Johnson
Coweta
Wilso Warpie
Carrollton
J. W. Dean
J. W. Williamson
Lowell
Willusburg
W. Aslohnson
Aon
Meadows
Alabama
Local Notes Daily Life In Crest Mont Area
In Crest Mont neighborhood activity improves with families visiting relatives. Several residents travel to Atlanta and Yellow Dirt for brief trips while others plan remodeling and upcoming work. The community notes a Sunday gathering, school closure, and ongoing painting at the local church as weather and health shape daily life.
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Alea
F. W. Borough
Dillard
Leola
J. Dorough
Glenlogh
F. M
Tmanual
Tomo Shinday
Meriwether
Howard
Leonard Howard
W. Vornagh
J.M. Howard
Man
Carronron Tradd Term 94 6 Ew Bey Ad Cover HTML
Advertiser touts cost savings by choosing a newspaper that covers the field twice as often, urging businesses to cover more territory with the paper’s wide reach and lower expense.
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Carronron
Red Cross Rural Service aids tiny communities nationwide
The American Red Cross extends rural service to towns under 8 000 population, guiding public health education and community welfare. It supports school nursing and home care, organizes picnics and clubs, helps form local groups, and coordinates with existing welfare agencies to spark united progress.
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Leas
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Cross Rural Service
Redrosa Rural
United Action
Junior Red Cross Active in Europe
The Junior Red Cross in the United States funds and staffs aid for war affected children across Europe. They established orphans’ homes in France, school colonies in Belgium, and day schools in Albania, aiding thousands of French and Belgian children via meals and warm shelters. They also sponsor education for Syrians, Montenegrins, and Albanians in Istanbul and Beirut and assist French soldiers’ orphans in France.
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Red Cross
United States
Europe
France
Belgium
Albania
Constantinople
Beirut
Italy
Tunior Red Cross
China
Red Cross Relief in Central Europe
The American Red Cross has delivered six million dollars worth of food clothing and medical supplies to the Balkans Romania Bulgaria Albania Montenegro Serbia Bosnia and Greece since the relief drive began. Funds supported hospitals orphanages dispensaries mobile medical units and reconstruction efforts while American tractors aided farming regions. By year end Red Cross agencies in Central Europe are expected to withdraw as locals resume self sufficiency.
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Red Cross
Balkan States
Balkans
Roumania
Bulgarian
Albania
Montenegro
Serbia
Bosnia
Greece
Red Cross Reef
Europe
Europé
Belieged
Ted Cross
Georgia Needs to Advertise Its Great Resources
An exchange note discusses Georgia editors promoting the state. It praises the Georgia press for economic drive, urges attracting people and investment, and highlights Georgia’s agricultural and manufacturing potential. The piece argues to showcase the state to the world and to develop wastelands into cultivated land.
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Georgia
South
Adol
Fragmented remarks on fashion and temptation
A quirky excerpt notes ties and fashion as a topic, mentioning little black ties and their fit near the Adam's apple. The speaker quips that fast young men cannot resist temptation, as a playful aside about dress and behavior.
A Bachelor's Prayer Backward Turn Backward Q Time
Poetic lines echo a backward prayer asking time to reverse a fleeting moment. The fragment hints at longing and reflection on youth, memory, and the desire to regain lost hours. The text reads like a lyric meditation rather than a full narrative.
Time Please Restore Modesty in Wyoming Mountains
A nostalgic plea echoes for a bygone era when modesty and propriety governed public life. The speaker longs for a return to refined dress and conduct, lamenting current exposure and seeking a wholesome ideal amid playful cultural imagery. A fictional narrator appeals to Time to reverse changes and honor traditional values.
When a Prodigal Learns To Save Money
A discussion on money saving cites necessity and experience as drivers, noting that early training shapes thrift. It references President Wilson's When a man comes to himself and a sermon by Dr Thornwell Jacoba of Oglethorpe University, linking thrift to outcomes in hard times.
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Syaste
Wilson
Thornwell Jacoba
Oglethorpe University
Habit and thrift urge saving amid wartime stress
A reflective wartime piece urges families to form saving habits and a strong work ethic to combat hardship. It argues that repeated thrift becomes natural, and that saving plus industry strengthens society against the evils of war.
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Ietsuietuiin
Thase Cay
University
Poultry Breeding Gains Interest on Farms in Campaign Feeder Stock
Nebraska livestock owner reports diverse poultry varieties under the Better Sires campaign. He lists Single-Comb Brown Leghorns, Buff Orpingtons, Rouen geese, Pekin ducks, and guineas among stock. Poultry shows a higher share of pure breeding and fewer culls than other livestock, with faster progress toward breeding goals on farms.
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Nebraska
Poland
Jersey
Sales bills printed at the Free Press Obituaries
Obituary classifieds note that sales bills cost one cent for each word over 150. cards of thanks also charged at one cent per word. The Free Press announces wording and pricing terms for obituary notices and related notices in its classifieds section.
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Free Press
School Again What Is Your Child Getting
Growing children need food for health and development. Packing lunches is hard, especially for school. Suggested bills of fare from USDA experts include sandwiches with meat, baked apples, cookies, fruit, and dairy items to keep meals attractive, clean, and nourishing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in Michigan
Mrs A H Wall of Caseville Michigan thanks the remedy for saving her baby’s life this summer and says the family never is without it Another Caseville resident Mary Carrington reports long use and prompt relief from Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy both testimonials appear in this local notice
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Chamberlain
Michigan
Mra
A. H. Wall
Caseville
Mich
Mary Carrington
Casdville
Fall job printing by mail order
Local printer offers fall season printing services available by mail order. Contact details shown for placing orders, with emphasis on timely turnaround and simple submission of job specifications.
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