Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Advertised As Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast relief for headache rheumatism and neuralgia with no bad after effects. It claims instant aid at first attack and notes the tablets cost 25 cents sold by druggists and in bulk. Testimonials from C L Russell and Mrs M J Hamilton praise the product and a dealer in Elkhart Indiana offers to guarantee first package price if it helps.
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Miles
C. L. Russell
N.w.ry
Battle Creek
Dr. Miles
M. J. Hamilton
Upper Alton
Tis
Edical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Farmers eye wheat sowing amid dry spell. other notes
Brooks notes corrections to a notice of edging at Spalding Co. Sunday exercises for the orphans home draw praise. farmers discuss forthcoming harvests and wheat sowing if seed is secured. A shooting injures a man at Chestlehurst, not expected to live. W R Thomas, a former Brooks resident, builds chimneys in town. local business updates include Stinchcomb’s exhibit at the Atlanta Fair and job moves for George Hardy and Ab Crawford. Piles operation discussed with a Manzan Pile Remedy offered by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Fayetteville Drug Co
Local Services Attend Funeral for Young Child
Sandy Creek reports a funeral at noon for the four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew. Visiting mourners from nearby schools attended the service held at the family home, with the funeral rites and interment proceedings noted in terse local memorial notices.
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Andrew
Ithley
John Harper
Texas
Mattie Orr
Ira Walker
Local items and health tonic ad from Fayetteville paper
Community notices note bereaved families, singing by J T Walker, and attendance at Mt Pisgah association. Local visits include Mrs Milam and son Aubrey from Atlanta, the Orrs from Hopeful, and the Harper family returning to Texas. Also an ad touts Pineules for kidneys with a 380 days trial for $1.00 sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Mt. Pisgah
Milam
Aubrey
Atlanta
Lula Elder
Fayetteville Drug Co
Stop News Weather Fatigue and Local Social Notes
The note reads like a small town social roundup. Multiple local residents including Miss Annie Jones, Miss Annie Harris, Mr. Claud Swanson, and Mrs. N J Hanley are mentioned visiting, feeble, or recovering. Cotton picking by Maggie Lee for G B Landrum is highlighted. Several families visit over the weekend in Rock Springs Oak Grove Ebenezer and with T H Flowers.
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Sid Moore
Rock Springs
J. T. Jones
J. W. Youngblood
Oak Grove
N. J. Hanley
Jim Peed
Lucy Landrum
Maggie Lee
G. B. Landrum
Harrison Cochran
Ebenezer
Saturda
T. H. Flowers
Little Flock Singing and Visits across Town
Several residents attended a singing in Lisbon on Sunday. Will Askew will return next Sunday evening. People invite others to sing. Frank Jones and sister Ella Mae visited relatives in Atlanta. Mrs. Buren Mask visited her sister. Tom Stephens visited Edgar Roberts’s wife’s sister near Woolsey. Chloe stayed with Eva Mask. Joe Ballard and daughter visited his daughter J B Mask. Nannie Stipes left Atlanta for Dixie after two months with Ella Mae Jones. Sam Stephens bought a new buggy.
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Lisbon
Will Askew
Frank Jones
Ella Mae
Atlanta
Buren Mask
Guy Mask
Tom Stephens
Edgar Roberts
Woolsey
Chloe
Eva Mask
Joe Ballard
Mittie
J. B. Mask
Nannie Stipes
Ella Mae Jones
Dixie, Ga
Sam Stephens
Everbody
Tom Tomlinson
Man Zan Pile Remedy Brings Relief Promised
Sufferers of piles who tried many remedies may find relief with Man- Zan Pile Remedy. Sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Fayetteville Drug Co
Bethany Leads Singing and Crops Gap Noted
Cotton crops are short in the area as Jack Frost visited last week. Local youths attended Harmony Grove singing with a good report. Prof R W Lesters singing night praised by all with six leaders. Notices invite future singing and mention visits by Joe Harper, Tom Tomlinson, and Franie Brooks. Also an advertisement for ManZan Pile Remedy priced at 50 cents with money-back guarantee.
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Harmony Grove
R. W. Lesters
Gilbert's School House. Primus notes and local updates
Sunday school remains strong with seventy attending at Gilbert's School House. Cotton crops and prices are low, road tax collections lag, and fears from last year's panic resurface. Uncle Primus hunts dangerous cats destroying chickens for Christmas, while Mr. W. M. Gilbert recovers from typhoid. Mr. J. D. Evans gathers material for a new house.
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Primus
W. M. Gilbert
J. D. Evans
Had a Close Call at Hotel Vaughn Alleged Cure
Mrs Ada L Croom owner of the Hotel Vaughn in Mississippi says she suffered months with a severe cough and feared consumption until a friend recommended Dr King s New Discovery. After taking three bottles she claims a complete cure. The remedy is advertised as a worldwide cough and cold healer. Sold at Fayetteville Peng Co 50c and 1.00 Trial bottle free.
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Ada L. Croom
Vaughn
Dr. King
Fayetteville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brooks
Spalding Co. Iom
Hsgh
Chestlehurst
W. R. Thomas
Lutherville
Pg Stinchcomb
Cleveland
Atta
George Hardy
Ily
Turin
Boykin Bros
Ab Crawford
Newnan
W. Gable
East
Sandy Creek
Bobby
Ebenezer Cemetery
J.T. Walker
Charlie Hanes
J. E. Orr
J. S. Orr
W. L. McCullars
Bethany
Rev. W. A. Johnson
Griffin
M. L. McEachern
Ethel McEachern
Annie Jones
Annie Harris
Claud Swanson
the Rock
Myrtice Flowers
Bud Jones
J. F. Jones
Georgia
Flowers
Miss Nettie Flowers
Jessie Slaton
Lucy Hagler
Louise
Jack Frost
Joe Harper
Henry Rivers
Fairburn
Dock Esmondson
Eda Harris
Family
Franie Brooks
Palmetto
Gilbert’s
Stinchcomb Furniture Co
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