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Newspaper
Cedartown Standard
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
1
An old text fragment notes a medical claim about a remedy with Dr King and Ayres that supposedly loosens chest congestion after long bouts of cold or cough. It mentions a bottle and a stated long siege of symptoms finally eased.
The article warns against Dr King’s laxatives claiming they artificially stimulate bowel movements. It argues true regularity comes from natural digestion and cautions against dependence on pills that clog the system.
An old drug advertisement promotes Ziran iron salt with hypophosphites as a health booster. It touts medical endorsements, a money back guarantee, and urges readers to buy bottles at druggists with a nationwide store presence. The copy includes a testimonial by J R Bell of Oconee and appeals to readers to renew energy and strength.
Out-of-town teachers have left for holidays and several pupils and residents are visiting family in Surrency Yorkville and other towns. Adults move homes and join local events while a pneumonia death at a new farm brings condolences.
An advertisement proclaims RAT-SNAP kills rats and mice with no odor and is sold by Cedartown Hardware Co. and Bradford's Drug Store. The page also lists multiple social notes, church events, visits, and Christmas wishes from Cedartown residents and neighbors through Saturday.
Mr. M. Queen visited Rome on Friday. Miss Tincie Thompson and Glenn from Cave Spring stayed with Mr. W. T. Blythe over the weekend. L. Darrells and Roy of Priors were near Cave Spring Thursday. Lillian Blythe and Arthur Blythe visited Cave Spring Sunday. W. T. Blythe attended Priors Saturday. Sam Price and family moved from near Mt Home to Rome on Thursday.
A Cedartown area column lists holiday homecomings and visits from Miss Lizzie Blankinship and Miss Irma Ash teaching nearby. A box supper raised $50 for the local school. Families stop by to visit relatives, with many mentions of the Crocker, Richardson, Blankinship, and Pyles households. Community events include singing by the Misses Richardson and several trips to nearby towns. RAT-SNAP ads promote a rodent exterminator sold locally.
Land posted warnings prohibit hunting and trespassing on W. L. Paris property. The brief notice asserts private land rights and bans entry. A stray line touts cosmetic advice unrelated to the notice and mentions milk of human kindness.
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