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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
5
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills ease headaches within minutes. It cites 45,000 druggists nationwide, a 25 cent package of 25 doses, and a testimonial from Louise Lewellyn of South Dakota praising rapid relief and affordability.
In a chatty reminiscence from a trip to Atlanta for a veterans reunion, Uncle Primus describes crowds lining Whitehall Street, funny streetcar antics, and colorful sights. He notes seeing many bald heads, claps from ladies, and humorous patient interactions with fellow riders. He invites further questions to Uncle Joe Banks.
An advertised remedy promises fast relief for kidney ailments backache rheumatism and pains. It touts a thirty day trial period claims to purify blood and cites numerous testimonials. Sold by Ville Drug Co.
Readable text shows Bethany and Louise noting John Speir filled his regular apartment at this place Sunday and ren. The fragment hints at a local social or residential event with unclear details.
The community notes recount visits by Miss Mittie Harner and other Atlanta guests, family gatherings near Bethsadia and Madras, and Sunday dinners. A Farmers Union public speech is announced for Wednesday night November 4, inviting all. An ad promotes Manzan Pile Remedy with 50 cent price, sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
Sunday school was well attended in Sandy Creek with many youths joining the singing at Corinth last Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ollin Landrum visited the former's mother Mrs. Emily Landrum. Several local families, including the Orrs, Adamses, Walkers, and others, spent Sunday with relatives in nearby towns. Attendees recall the Atlanta fair last week and look forward to next Sunday's singing.
An advertisement urges taking Kodol for any stomach upset and digestive support. It claims Kodol digests all foods and strengthens the stomach, offering relief for mild to severe indigestion and nervous dyspepsia with a Fayetteville Drug Co. as the seller.
Oak Grove reports visitors from Lone Oak Ashburn and Stop with Evie Culpepper Willie Fortson and Bate Landrum. Nolan Carden family to move to South Georgia. Wheat and oat seed scarce. farmers urged to learn from it. A singing at Mr John Spratlin’s was well attended by young and old. Miss Margaret Cooperrider to give a ritual at Oak Grove on Friday November 6 at 7 30 admission 10 and 15 cents. W J Harper of Senoia visited, Ruth Loyd staying with a brother at Sandy Creek, J B Speer at the fair with a fine time.
An advert promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup claiming it heals throat irritation stops cough and expels the cold through laxative action ensuring free bowels. It asserts constipation blocks cure and urges purchase at Fayetteville Drug Co.
Brooks notes heavy rains Tuesday night and Wednesday easing drought concerns. Many locals visited last week's Atlanta fair, enjoying the sights. Uncle Primus was among the attendees.
A saddened community notes the death of Mrs. Charlie Griffin, survived by husband, eight children, mother, four brothers and two sisters. She, formerly Miss Chambers, was buried at Whitewater church with Rev. Ulm officiating. A grandson of James Nations, age five, died of typhoid fever at White Water. J. P. Knight wed Miss Altman of Senoia near Brooks on Sunday morning.
A ready to use topical remedy with nozzle claims to soothe heal and reduce itching and inflammation for piles. It asserts no operation needed and offers a 50 cent price with money back guarantee. Sold by Fayetteville Drug Co for sufferers who have tried other remedies without benefit and expect relief at first use.
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