Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsements Appear
Readers report neuralgia relief from Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills with claims of rapid help and no after effects. Testimonials from Mrs Kathryn Barton of Carthage Missouri and Mrs Ferrier of Lincoln Nebraska praise two tablets for complete relief and occasional need for a second dose. Local druggists may refund first package price if no benefit. Miles Medical Co Tillakart Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Katherind Barton
Valley St
Carthage
Mrs
Gilbert's School House Primus Notes and Local Affairs
Local notes report scarce Nowa and potential cotton crop shortfalls due to two weeks of rain. Mrs. Catherine Turner visits William ton, while Leonard and Ernest Blalock of Kenwood visit friends. Young people picnic at Dixon's bridge and attend musicales at P. D. McElroy's. Gubernatorial politics run hot with opinions on government and whiskey influence. author endorses Hoke Smith for Governor.
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Messrs
Leonard and
Ernest Blalock
Kenwood
Friendship Pica
Dixon’s Bridge
P. D. McElroy
Slike
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Primus
Dixon's Bridge
Williams
Atlanta
Frank Morgan
South Fayetteville
Julia Cox
Grady
Grandma Kent
William Babb
A. V. Kent
Jim McElroy
Fayetteville
Mrs
Jackson
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Ad
A local ad touts DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for quick relief from cuts bruises and piles. Sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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DeWitt
DeWitt’s
Ayetteville Drug Co
Little Flock Sunday Social and Visits
Sunday School at Little Flock was well attended. Mr and Mrs Tom Stephens and children visited the Dock family after services. Mae Snead of Woolsey attended. Edd Stephens and sister Mac joined their sister with Jim Feltman near Gilberts. Mt Springs residents visited Mrs Tom Stephens. Mindy McBride and Kate McBride visited Mrs R Farrer. Will Harp and relatives visited Inman. Chloe stayed with relatives in Fayetville. Mrs Joe Ballard visited the Stephens family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stephens
Fayetteville Visitors Highlight Local Social Roundup
Mrs Hightower and Miss Lizzie Hill visited Fayetteville last Thursday. Chloe and Sam Stephens attended Gilbert's Sunday School. Andrew McBrde treated himself to ani w Ree with a light note of caution to the girls.
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Mrs. Hightower
Lizzie Hill
Fayetteville
Chloe
Sam Stephens
Gilbert
Andrew McBrde
Kodol For Dyspepsia Praised By Cherokee Resident
A Georgia resident credits Kodol For Dyspepsia with restoring digestion after stomach and bowel illness. The letter from Cornell of Roding praises the remedy as a blood purifier and tonic, dating August 27, 1906, and appears in Fayetteville Drug Co. advertisements.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Lll
Georgia
Cornell, Roding, Ga
Fayetteville Drug Co
Sandy Creek Community Notes and Local Visits
Rain caused damage here last Friday night while several locals attended singing at Union Grove last Sunday. A new school building nears completion and community life remains active with visits from Mrs. Berta Roberts of Alabama and many neighbors sharing weekends and gatherings.
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Union Grove
Berta Roberts
Alabama
John Orr
Margret White
Miss Lee
Near Stop
Bobby
Favors Pond
C. E. Whitlock
Near Fairburn
W. W
Electric Bitters credited with life restoration in Mill Creek man
Nine years ago C Farth ing of Mill Creek Indiana was run down and near death. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters and the product restored his strength and health. Sold under prescription at Fayetteville Drug Store for 50 cents.
Friendship News from Regina and Nearby
Local notes record Bro. Keithly delivering an engaging sermon to children. Visits include Leila Tarpley and family near Riverdale, Myrtice Davis staying with Aunt Mrs. Albert Davis, and Jim Reid relatives in Alanta. The Dixon bridge picnic went well, and several residents travel to Atlanta for events and visits.
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Leila
Mamie
Eunice Tarpley
Riverdale
Myrtice Davis
Keenwood
Albert Davis
Death Was On His Heels By Pneumonia Rescue
Jesse P. Morris of Skippers Virginia recounts a near fatal pneumonia attack in spring 1906. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with rapid relief after two and a half bottles, claiming it cured his cough and lung disease and offering a guarantee with Paxsville Drug Co. and a free trial bottle.
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Jesse P. Morris
Skippers
Paxelleville Drug Co
Pine Hill Notes on Weather and Local Visits
Wind and rain caused damage Friday night while farmers have planted few cotton seeds. Local residents and visitors include Rufus Butler family in Atlanta, Mrs Berta Roberts from Alabama, Mrs Rebecca Hartley and Mrs Lizzie Leighton visiting Annie Stanley, Uncle Bd Tarpley sick again, Frank Boyd and son Clarlie passing through, W C Thornton returning from California, Elizabeth Keocre visiting Frank Banks, Stee Call and Thornton families ill, Treey and Jima Coleman traveling to Atlanta, and Stephen Burd't visiting Claude Parker family.
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Rufus Butler
Merrill
Atlanta
Berta Roberts
Alabama
J. Orr
Rebecca Hartley
Lizzie Leighton
Annie Stanley
Bd Tarpley
Frank Boyd
Clarlie
Bee Laxatives Cough Syrup Endorsed by Doctor in Soda Springs
Dr Wm H Anderson of Soda Springs Idaho reports Bee Laxatives Cough Syrup relieves coughs and colds where other remedies fail. Its gentle laxative effects suit children and the syrup is pleasant to take. For coughs colds hoarseness whooping cough. Money refunded if not satisfied. Sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Wm. H. Anderson
Soda Springs
Ida
Faytteville Drug Co
Obituary for Tabitha Gilbert of Henry County Georgia
Tabitha Gilbert born July 25 1840 in Henry County Georgia died after a devout life in the Methodist Church South. She married Ruben Jackson producing two children J M Jackson and a daughter who died young. later married J J Harper who preceded her in death. She left four sisters and many relatives. Funeral conducted by her pastor before a large gathering. mourners remember her faithful christian life.
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Tabitha Glbert
Henry County
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Church
Ruben Jackson
J. M. Jackson
Fayetteville
Sister Jackson
J. J. Harper
Harper
Beta of
Ones
Saac W. Keithley
Spring winds bring Pinesalve Car bolized use
A brief product note promotes Pinesalve Car bolized as a poultice for cuts sores burns chapped lips hands and face. It soothes and heals and is sold by Fayetteville Drag Co.
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Fayetteville Drag Co
Foundations of Modern Chemistry Timeline
The text traces the rise of modern chemistry from early contributors Hales and Boerhaave to Priestley in 1772 who identified gases including oxygen and ammonia. It notes Cavendish Lavolster Chaptal and others, and the 19th century breakthroughs by Davy Dalton Faraday, establishing the science on solid footing.
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Hales
Boerhaave
Priestley
Cavendish
Lavolster
Chaptal
Davy
Dalton
Faraday
Pineules Trial Offer For Kidney and Back Relief
30 Days Trial available at Fayetteville Drug for Pineules. Claims relief for back pain and rhumatic pains, good for kidneys and bladder. Satis faction guaranteed or money back. Suitable for young and old.
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Fayetteville Drug
Prominent Remedies Advertised at Fayetteville Drug Co
The notice advertises ManZan Piles Remedy priced 50c promising prompt relief for piles and healing effects. It also promotes Rings Little Liver Pills for biliousness and headaches at 25c, claiming system cleansing and skin improvement, all sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Fayetteville Drug Co
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Gilbert’s
Catherine Turner
Williamton
J. D. Evans
Lent Evans
Annie Jones
Ora Evans
Sandy Creek
Alice McCullars
Eva
Edna Ellington
McCullars
John Collins
Andrew Lewis
Regina
Bro. Keithly
Jim Reid
Alanta
Bro. Keithley
Saturda
Death
Pine Hill Points
Elizabeth Keo
Thornton
Treey
Jima Colemancr
Colleg
Stephen Burd‘t
Causiau
Claude Parker
Buster
Ling
Blalock
Fea
Peeberis
Fayetteville, Georgia
Eety Yenlured
Fayetteville Ice Company
W. B. Hollingsworth
Belton Moore
Tr‘ Pills
Ennedys
Huck
Syaur
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