Dr Miles Nervine Ad Promotes Nervous System Healing
A testimonial advertorial declares that nerve energy powers respiration circulation digestion and elimination and that Dr Miles Nervine can restore strength. Mrs Burke of Myrtle Creek Oregon writes of recovery after trying physicians and credits Nervine with returning her business and health. The Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana backs the promotion with a money back offer on the first bottle.
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Miles’ Nervine
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
From Our Correspondents Uncertain Town Notes And Meals
Local items report farmers saving fodder during rain and road repairs by Tom Harris and helpers. East Point residents Mr and Mrs G M Murphy return home after visiting kin. Mrs W D Evans illness worries family. Miss Nora Smith visits Mesdames Murphy. Mrs Neal Oliver visits her parents. E S Hughens building a new dwelling on Jonesboro road near the county farm. Luke reports a horse bite on the arm last Sunday. An ad promotes Kodol for stomach issues sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Primus
Tom Harris
G. M. Murphy
East Point
Nora Smith
Lizzie
Jennie Murphy
W. D. Evans
Neal Oliver
Dollie Pritchett
Talbotton
D. T. Pritchett
E. S. Hughens
Jonesboro Road
Luke
Mt Springs Church Attendance Dips During Camp Meeting
Rev Luther Digby filled his regular appointment last weekend but camp meeting reduced attendance. Guests Theodore McLean and sister Marcella from Wildwood Florida visited grandfather J F McLean.
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Luther Digby
Theodore McLean
Marcella
Wildwood, Fla
J. F. McLean
Social notes from Dallas and nearby towns
Mr. Sumner Gay of Dallas visits his brother W L Gay while Mae Johnson of Wild Wood Florida stays with Alice and Exor McLean. Roxie McEachern visits Mrs C H Mitcham. W L Gay and children visit S H Martin near Brooks. Odd McLean of Atlanta visits relatives. Levicy Whitaker visits Ethel Mitcham. Minnie Kerlin of Rest visits Lizzie McLean. Manzan Pile Remedy offers relief for all piles at Fayetta ule Drug Co.
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Sumner Gay
Dallas
Tex
W. L. Gay
Mae Johnson
Wild Wood
Fla
Alice
Exor McLean
Roxie McEachern
C. H. Mitcham
S. H. Martin
Brooks
Henry Dominick
Turin
L. C. McLean
Odd McLean
Atlanta
Miss Levicy- Whitaker
Ethel Mitcham
Minnie Kerlin
Lizzie McLean
Oak Grove community notes and social updates
Oak Grove notes greetings from residents include Mr and Mrs Marcus Whitlock of Line Creek visiting relatives, Evie Culpepper of Lone Oak visiting grandmother Mary Speer, and talks of better roads. Church and school events at Mt Zion and Ebenezer, a Sunday crowd, and an old time exhibition planned. A houseparty hosted by Dallas Moore for about twenty friends featured pink and green decor, cream and cake, old fashioned games, and gracious thanks from guests. Rings Little Liver Pills advertised for health.
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Marcus Whitlock
Line Creek
Evie Culpepper
Lone Oak
Mary Speer
Messrs
Lewis and Minter
Manuel Farr
T. D. Nations
Oak Grove
Mt. Zion
Col. W. N. D. Dixon
Ebenezer
Sunday social notes at The Rock church and area
Sunday school was good at this place Sunday evening. Mrs. Lena Edwards and children of Felton are visiting her sister Mrs. G. W. Brooks. Miss Myrtice Stephers visited with Dora Speer and Minnie Mae Jones. T. J. Jones and family spent the weekend with relatives at New Hope. Claudie and Lillie Ward spent last week with relatives at Conley. Mrs. S. F. Martin visited Mrs. J. D. Stephens and family Sunday. W. T. Stephens visited Mrs. F. A. Webb Sunday evening. Claude Adams and wife of Sandy Creek visited Erastus Whitlock and family Sunday afternoon. Erma Jones on business trip to Gate City Friday. J. T. Rivers and family visited relatives in Fairburn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jones and little son John L. visited Mrs. Mary Dorman of Fairburn last Monday. Mrs. Sewell of Coweta visited relatives here last week.
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Lena Edwards
Felton
G. W. Brooks
Myrtice Stephers
Dora Speer
Minnie Mae Jones
T. J. Jones
New Hope
Claudie
Lillie Ward
Conley
S. F. Martin
J.4d. Stephens and Family Sunday. Mrs. W. T. Stephens
F. A. Webb
Claude Adams
Sandy Creek
Erastus Whitlock
Erma Jones
Gate City
J. T. Rivers
Fairburn
J. S. Jones
John L
Mary Dorman
Sewell
Coweta
Minnie Shed
South Georgia
Bell Landrum
Emily
Odessa Hilerson
Alabama
Ted McHachern
Atlanta
Walter Conn
Callie Stinehcomb
Fayetteville
Will
Memory
Arthur Stinchcomb
Lizzie McHachern
Union Grove
Jones
W. C. Swanson
Albany, Ga
Emma McElvany
Whitlock
Ella Whitlock
B. H. Stokes
Ebenezer
Stokes
Local Weather Causes Crop Damage and Social News
The late rains damage crops across the region while the community records visits and social news. Names include Minnie Shed, Bell Landrum, Hiler son siblings Emily and Odessa, and Miss Callie Stinchcomb among many others. School progress notes praise Miss Tessie Loyd’s management as the teacher. Also noted are road conditions from the rainfall and several local visits, with Pinesalve Carbolized advertised as a quick relief poultice sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Fayetteville Drug Co
Friendship News From Regina and Nearby
Messrs Sam Easton and Henry McEachern passed through here Tuesday. Mrs Mary Dumas of Alabama is visiting relatives here. Protracted meeting started here Saturday. Mr J S Lee and daughter visited relatives at Woolsey Sunday. Messrs J G Hightower and Forrest of Inman were here on business last week. Mr Keily and Luther Reid spent Sunday in Atlanta. Mr G W West and family visited relatives here recently. Mrs Turner visiting her father Mr Cox has returned to Atlanta. Mrs J B Mitchell visited her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis of Fayetteville last week. Mr C Tarpley spent one day last week with his cousin Howard Tarpley. Mr Jim Turner and family spent Monday with Mr Oscar West and family.
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Sam Easton
Henry McEachern
Mary Dumas
Alabama
J. S. Lee
Woolsey
J. G. Hightower
Forrest
Inman
Mr. Keily
Luther Reid
Atlanta
G. W. West
Turner
Cox
J. B. Mitchell
Arents
Lewis
Fayetteville
C. Tarpley
Howard Tarpley
Jim Turner
Oscar West
Brooks Community Sees First Bale as Rain Blesses Harvest
The Brooks area enjoyed rain on Monday and notes cotton picking will begin as the season opens quickly. The Brooks ginnery ginned its first bale of the new crop Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A Steinheimer returned home Saturday from Morrows Station. Mr K B Banks was bitten by a supposed mad dog Wednesday and is now under treatment. Several residents attended Mt Zion Sunday. School ends here Friday. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are sold at Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Brooks Ginnery
A. Steinheimer
Morrows Station
K. B. Banks
Atlanta
Mt. Zion
Back and kidney remedies advertised by Fayetteville Drug Co
Pineules for back ache and kidney purifying elixir claim to invigorate the system with an 80 days trial priced at $1.00. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup touted as a gentle, pleasant remedy for coughs, croup and hoarseness and recommended by mothers. Both sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Fayetteville Drug Co
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Gilbert’s
Mt. Springs
Buddy
Fayettaule Drug Co
Dundee News
Regina
DeWitt’s
Leasant
Buster
Bsialock-Fyabailum
Feoterts Co
Fayetteville, Georgia
Nice
Stinchcomb Furniture Co
Fayetteville High School
Pettis
J. O. Pettis
Fayetteville, Ga
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