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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
9
Local druggists report Calomel sales drop as Dodson’s Liver Tone gains popularity. Advertised as a safe vegetable remedy, it promises easy relief from liver sluggishness and constipation with no griping or next day sickness, and offers money back if unsatisfied.
A playful dialogue unfolds as Miss Manchaser and Mr Skirtshy discuss love and work. She hints at marriage requiring effort, while he asserts pride in his work, revealing tension between romance and labor.
A brief city quip contrasts a poet’s wisdom with a sceptical reply. Schreecham voices a proverb about being anvil or hammer while Peacham derides most men as bellows in a witty exchange echoed by the Edinburgh Scotsman.
Drugstore reports highlight Swamp Root as a helpful remedy for hidden kidney conditions. An insurance physician notes many applicants are declined due to undetected kidney trouble, and the ad urges testing a sample bottle for ten cents before buying larger sizes.
The passage shows Senator Sorghum dismissing favorite son comments as contrary to his will. It portrays a debate on political influence and the credibility of favorite sons as real contenders versus expectations from schoolyard analogies.
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment as needed to keep complexion clear scalp clean and hands soft and white. Also recommended Cuticura Talcum for a fragrant finish in the toilet trio.
A saying underscores the practice that buyers who pay cash often secure quicker deals and favorable terms in real estate and retail. Local merchants note that cash offers reduce financing hurdles, speed closings, and may yield price concessions.
Drownings near Millen and St Simons Island report fatalities with survivors listed. Georgia lawmakers debate judge selection system favoring gubernatorial appointment with senate confirmation. McCall destroyer incident sinks the Isondega after ebb tide near Charleston. Atlanta reports tavern fatalities from a Darktown frolic and a fatal shooting in Chatsworth. Brunswick notes drownings on St Simons Island. Atlanta hosts Second Division reunion memorials and large parades for Chateau Thierry veterans. Plans for six potato curing houses in Vienna, Montezuma, Lily, Ideal, Charing and Mauk grow sweet potato market along A B and A rail line. Debs nomination celebrated in Atlanta Federal Prison with Socialist party attendees. Tragedy in Chatsworth as Smith Treadwell is shot by Verner Vincent in his garage.
Uncle Tom Holt marked his 79th birthday last Sunday with a large gathering of family members. Visitors included J H Murphy of Los Angeles and Rev J D Holt of Piedmont. Other residents in East Side, including Mrs Ridley, are described as feeble.
Community members attend a singing convention and a birthday dinner hosted by Mr. Tom Holt at East Side. Visitors from Atlanta include Johnny Marion Banks Curtis Wallis Wherry Johnson and sister Annie. Local families host relatives and enjoy Saturday night entertainments at C A Dix on’s.
Cotton chopping is the order of the day in Lowry locals. Mr and Mrs J W Head spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J R Goodman. Miss Rosalena Kilgore stayed with her parents Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs J R Kilgore hosted visitors. Mr Melvin Hubbard of Atlanta visited friends for a few days. Mr and Mrs C G Goodman spent weekend with IL M Goodman and family in Fayetteville. Millard Kilgore of Forsyth also noted.
Saturday night and Sunday visits, local families, and the pig club urging members not to overfeed new pigs. Instruction covers water, exercise, and protein feeds such as milk, shorts, and green feed to develop bone and muscle. Enrollment closes June 10 with several breeders named as registerable Durocs, Poland China, and Berkshire stock. County Agent W N D Dixon signs the note.
The guide states a bloom can be kept in its natural color by burying it in a box of clean dry sand for ten days. After this process the flower is described as a thing of permanence.
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