14 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
1
The article warns buyers to research all facts before purchasing a buggy. It notes dominant manufacturers and urges reliance on the builder's guarantee, financial responsibility, and established integrity in materials and workmanship to guide prudent selections.
The ad brags of the Summers Barnesville Buggy as strong and stylish boasting patriotism and pride in home industries. It claims unmatched reputation and urges purchase from Redwine Brothers with liberal terms.
A vivid account recounts a trip around the world and visits to all nations. The work promises to be the greatest travel book, with eager readers awaiting its release through Thompson Publishing Co. The agent’s venture appears to support a wide publishing push.
Bert Barber of Elton Wisconsin endorses DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills saying four doses helped him more than any prior medicine and he continues until a perfect cure. The pills claim to treat backache weak kidneys bladder inflammation and urinary troubles sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee certifies using Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronic constipation and calls it a thorough practical remedy with a conscientious reference.
The death of Mr. John Cochran is noted with sympathy for the bereaved family. Sunday singing at Ebenezer drew a large crowd and many young people attended. Local visits include J. R. Whitlock and family to Lula Whitlock in Sandy Creek and Miss Tessie Loyd’s visit to Atlanta. Several residents, including Annie Ruth and Bennie Howell of Atlanta, are visiting Miss Sarah McEachern. Members and friends are mentioned across Stop, Gate City, Oak Grove, Senoia, Fauchtville, and Mount Travis as illness, travel, and religious activities shape the week. An advertisement for Dr. Shoop's Restorative offers samples and a booklet, claiming relief for stomach nerves and related organs, with large distribution through dealers and Southern Railway schedules.
Rev Mr Dodd filled his regular appointment and preached a fine sermon at this place last Sunday. Mrs J T Walker is very ill. An all day singing is planned for the fifth Sunday this month with invitations to all to bring baskets.
In Fedora Tennessee local resident C V Pepper recounts a dramatic recovery from lung and throat hemorrhages. After doctors failed and hope faded he began using Dr King s New Discovery, which brought instant relief and rapid improvement. he was back to work in three weeks. The Fayetteville Drug Co offers a $1.00 bottle and a trial bottle free.
Sunday children's exercises drew a large attendance at the local place with Miss Mittie Harper and Mrs. N B Horton of College Park visiting J H Harper's family. Carrollton music teacher Miss Mattie Weir plans to return home Tuesday. Various Harper relatives and Atlanta visitors are noted, with crops improving yet needing more progress. R P Minter and others from Woolsey attended weeklong conference. Jonesboro residents joined in church activities.
An advertisement for Dewitt's Little Early Risers pills sold by Fayetteville Drug Co asserts they are small safe easy to take and effective for headaches. The copy emphasizes pleasant use and reliable relief.
Advertisement to all creditors of the deceased Joseph Graves to render their demands within the legal period. Debtors are urged to settle immediately with the administrator JJ Graves on this 28th day of May 1507.
An advertisement proclaims a beauty secret and a diamond ring deal. It touts a long guarded recipe to flawless skin, claiming European and Oriental influence, with testimonials from American users. The offer includes a rose cut diamond ring with Tiffany setting and a free recipe, available for a limited time from C. Moseley at 32 East 23rd Street, New York.
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