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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
8
The article praises local home industry in Georgia buggies the Summer Barnesville buggy highlighting the builders’ guarantee financial responsibility and reputation for integrity It argues for patronage of domestic production and invites customers to inspect and buy locally produced buggies.
The ad proclaims indigestion and related stomach distress are symptoms of a deeper sickness. It credits Dr Shoop with creating Restorative tablets or liquid that target stomach nerves for lasting relief and urges readers to try the product.
Mr Rufus Brogdon and family visited Mr J S Thornton. Miss Luna Coleman stayed with Miss Hesper Thornton. Local singers went to Bethlehem Campbell county for the Mason Musical Union but were a month late. Oscar Orr and sister Mattie visited Mr John Walker near Sandy Creek. Divine services at New Hope were well attended. Rev W A Johnson Cally Hardy and family visited Mr James Coleman. Editor urged to report the disastrous hail storm in the county last week.
Elton resident Bert Ears praises DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills noting strong improvement after four doses. The ad claims the pills treat backache weak kidneys and bladder inflammation with a week’s treatment priced at 25 cents, sold by Fayettevilla Drug Co.
Mr J M Austin spent last week in Richmond Virginia. Miss Clara Carnes spent Thursday and Friday with friends in Atlanta. Mr Fred Austin made a business trip to Atlanta Friday. Miss Maud and Mr Rob McKown were guests of their brother Mr T O McKown from Saturday until Monday. Little Miss Jessie McKown is visiting relatives in Atlanta. Mrs S J Carnes visited Mr Joe Lee Sunday afternoon. Mr C M Carnes and daughter Wyona visited Mr Jack Scarbrough near Jonesboro Sunday. Mr Luther Reid visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Mr Parks Lewis was guest of his sister Mrs J O Tarpley Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Myrtis Davis spending a few days with her cousin Mr W M Babb. Kodol promises rapid relief for indigestion with rest and digestion. It is a vegetable acid preparation conforming to the Pure Food and Drugs Law. Sold by.
Sunday school was well attended at this place last Sunday. Several youths joined the singing at The Rock and reported a pleasant time. Cleo Collier entertained many youngsters with his graphophone at the home of T. J. Walker Saturday night. Miss Mattie Orr of Hopeful and her brother Oscar spent Saturday night and Sunday with J. T. Walker and family. Edgar Walker of Atlanta stayed with home folks Saturday night and Sunday. C. C. Baker from near Stop spent Sunday with R. L. Walker and family, as Mr and Mrs Camp of River…
Sunday social notes record visits by Mrs J. E. Ellington and Ruth Milam, with others passing through including Claude Swanson, Henry Nations, and Manual Farr. An ad for Dr Shoop's Restorative claims to heal inner nerves and related symptoms, offering samples and a free book by mail.
James Westbrooks, a Bible Class student at Kimberlin Heights, has returned home after eight months of study and now leads and assists in Sabbath school and preaching. The sick listed are J. P. Jones, Willie Jones, and Alma Bowers. J O Padgett and wife visited Woolsey relatives, Edgar Bernhard and Mrs Mandy Morris’s mother were visited, and Jesse and Alvin Pollard of Brooks visited locals Sunday.
In Fedora Tennessee C V Pepper writes of a miraculous recovery from lung and throat hemorrhages after using Dr King s New Discovery. He reports immediate relief, reduced coughing and bleeding, and returning to work within three weeks. Fayetteville Drug Co offers 50c to 1 00 bottles with a trial bottle free. W R Ward of Dyersburg endorses Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronic constipation as a practical remedy with a strong recommendation.
Notice to all creditors of the estate of Joseph Graves, deceased, to present demands to the administrator J. J. Graves. Creditors are asked to make immediate payments as required by law. Dated May 23, 1907. Admr, of Joseph Gray
A humorous letter from Fayetteville to R. E. L. Fife discusses paint efficiency and value. It compares Devoe paint to average paint, arguing one gallon Devoe covers more and lasts longer. The writer likens paint use to diamond value and mentions price ranges and a sale point by Fine Mercantile Co. The note ends with a product plug and a recommended Feb lettter.
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