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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
8
The passage recalls THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL as a pioneering national home magazine, noting its leading field status and unmatched prominence in its era. It frames the publication as a great national reference for home life and related topics.
The Fayetteville Bakery and Cafe invites patrons to dine in the southeast corner of the Hollingsworth Building offering “high price food” and “clean, wholesome” service. It markets bread and cake as specialties and promises better value for money with a focus on meals, lunch, and ice cream later in the season under manager A. T. Bowen.
A advert promotes Tonoline a weight gain tablet claiming to aid digestion and fat formation. It urges readers to drink cold water multiple times daily and assembles a plan to increase body mass by 15 to pounds. The ad notes caution for nervous indigestion and guarantees a money return on large packages.
Twenty five bushels of Whip por will peas offered for sale at 3.00 per bushel.
Farmers in Georgia are urged to favor cockerels for frying this spring and preserve pullets for laying next winter. The guidance warns that killing pullets reduces future egg supply by 50 to 150 eggs per bird, stressing the South will need all eggs possible.
Rev G W Woods filled his Antioch appointment Saturday and Sunday. Miss Pellie May Wilder spent the second Sunday in Zebulon. Mrs R P Minter visited Hampton last Saturday with her sister Mrs Fields. Donald Wilson of Atlanta visits his uncle Eugene Sams. Rev H E McBrayer preached to a large congregation at Antioch Sunday night. Miss Dora Snead with her sister Mrs H A Allen who has been ill two weeks. Misses Gertrude Glass Dewry Glass and George Glass visited Pellie Wilder Sunday. Mr Jim Coppedge of Griffin is often a visitor in Griffin.
Light evening rains bring partial crop improvement in Brooks with cotton in red spots still poor. Wheat thrashing underway and J J Price sells a twenty five horsepower engine for separator mobility. Mrs Alma Lindsey from Bacon county visits. Pairview church sings well. protracted services set for July third Saturday with helpers from Atlanta. Sheriff Kerlin noted in town. mad dog bite victims receiving home treatment and progress well.
In the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Georgia a petition for discharge by W. J. Butdsts is set for hearing July 23, 1417, at 10 o'clock AM in Atints Ga. United States District Court room. Creditors and interested persons must appear to show cause why discharge should not be granted. O. Fuller, Clerk.
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