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Newspaper
Cedartown Standard
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1912
Page
1
An old fashioned advertisement extols Vinol as a tonic for aging bodies. It claims improved digestion blood circulation and appetite and includes a testimonial from a local older man. Bradford's Drug Store Cedartown is listed as the seller.
Local notes recount guests and travelers visiting Cedartown for holidays. Names include Mrs Morgan, Woodward of Ma con, and family from Waleska and Rome. Several students and relatives from Cedartown and nearby towns are reported spending the holiday with friends and at college campuses.
The column records numerous visits and social rounds in Cedartown and surrounding areas. It notes Miss Angustit and Miss Alt ea Wray hosting and hosting guests, exchanges of visits among families, travels from Tennessee, and weekend gatherings with friends and kin in Cedartown, Wray Mines, Felton, and Duke Springs. The piece also advertises Dr. King’s New Discovery as a pneumonia remedy, with testimonials and a sales pitch.
Fragmentary text reports a man at a cage door, mentioning a worn side and an argument behind him. Details are unclear and names or locations are missing.
An old advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Aromatic Hair Regulator with claims of kidney-related benefits and a “free address” offer. It urges readers to send for the product through a Mrs LeRay N. with a 50 cent price and drugstore availability.
Rockmart area notes list family visits and social mix from Cedartown to Red Hills. Miss Lizzie Reynolds and Miss Dollie Strange spend time at home in Rockmart while relatives from Atlanta plan visits. Infant of Bud and Mrs Danie died. Clarence Logan to return to Cedartown work. Rev Jack Davis held regular appointments at New Prospect. Social tidbits mention illness, travel, and seasonal well wishes for the editor and correspondents.
An OCR fragment discusses indigestion causing dizziness nervousness and sleepiness with references to stomach fermentation irritating the brain via the stomach nerve. It promotes a 40 cent remedy from Burbank and druggists and mentions contents in a January issue of Woman's Home Companion and various American magazines.
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