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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
5
A Kentucky woman, Mrs D Barron of Covington, reports relief from heart trouble after using Dr Miles Heart Cure. She praises the tonic for nerves and heart-muscle support and notes she took three bottles with complete recovery. The ad states druggists sell the product and authorize refund of the first bottle if no benefit.
From Our Correspondents Friendship Regina reports visitors Mrs Rube Bishop of Gethsadia and Mr Vonnie Milner of Atlanta visiting locals. Claude Lee from Atlanta plans a short stay home. Farmers show building spirit while town debates holding cotton for higher prices. Mrs Kid improves after illness and a prayer meeting is planned for Sunday night with encouragement to attend.
A preparation named Kodol digests all classes of food to soothe stomach disorders. The ad claims rapid relief with short-term use and directs readers to Fayetteville Drug Co. for purchase.
Local residents from Sandy Creek gathered for a Sunday sing at Rock and at J. S. Orr's, with Edgar Walker and Ernest Elder of Atlanta visiting. Mrs. McCullars returned from Fairburn with her sister Miss Banks and Mrs. L. F. Boyd, visiting her father J. T. Walker. C. D. Hanes and family also spent time in the community.
Sunday by the Post family Mr and Mrs J M Post hosted a family gathering. James Ellington and Clarence Smith visited Guitebusten near Hopeful. R L Walker and Gus Smith attended divine services at Line Creek last Sunday.
An advertisement asserts Dr. King s New Life Pills remove stomach, liver and bowel kinks without fuss. Testimonial from N H Brown of Pittsfield VI praises the product, with Fayetteville Drug Co. guaranteeing satisfaction and pricing at 2le.
Bethany community updates include Rev. Johnspay preaching on The Faith that Saves this Sunday. John Boyd opens a new blacksmith shop at Fife. Residents Jim Rivers and Luther Harper work fodder pulling. Several families visit relatives in Senoia Turin and Brooks. Orphans Day is observed next Sunday with a call to generous giving.
An ad notes Pinesalve Carbolized with a poultice action for skin ailments and inflammation. It claims quick relief for hands with husk skin diseases, tan, freckles, and cuts. It lists a price of 25cc and credits Fayville Drug Co as seller.
Local column notes crop trouble as cotton yields shrink and residents discuss taxes and dog bills. Raymond Cain and family visited Ly thonia after hosting J. F. Smith. Ora Evans and brothers picked a thousand pounds of cotton in a day. W. M. Gilbert improves after a month of fever. Dock Smith seen picking cotton and caring for children. Sambo and Primus comment on dogs and tax debates.
A glimpse of sunburned workers after cotton picking season. Mr and Mrs George Woddy of Jonesboro visited Mr J D Evans's family. W L Gilbert of Jonesboro whitewashed the Gilbert homestead, altering its appearance. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as quick relief for coughs colds hoarseness and bronchial trouble with a parental note.
Inman notes a good Sunday school gathering last week with hopes of improvement. Misses Sallie and Nettie Weldon visited Mrs. Mae Harp. Dr. E B Weldon visits his ill brother Lew Weldon of Spalding Co. Miss Mary Sams, student at Concord, spent time with her mother Ida Sams. Lubye McLucas left for Wesleyan to attend school. Williams Whitaker of Atlanta visits relatives here. Mrs. Sarah Harp visits granddaughter Dora McLucas.
Cure claim promotes a pile remedy called Manzan Pile Remedy sold by Fayetteville Drug Co priced at 50e with assurance of immediate readiness and guaranteed results.
The farmers are busy gathering with crops short in the area. Mr. Sam Dailey and family from Fairburn visited T. N. Far and wife. Several locals attend court this week and mourn the death of D. Mcfachern. Aunt Kitty Denham is feeble. Mamie Jones visited Georgi Flowers. Susan Flowers visited Emma Cochran in Ebenezer. Tom Slaton from Fairburn passed through Stop.
An old advertisement touts Wood's Liver Medicine as a liquid tonic for malaria chills and fever and biliousness. It claims quick relief, liver and bladder regulation, and pleasant taste. The 1.00 bottle contains 2 1 2 times the 60c size and first dose brings relief. Sold by Fayetteville.
The Little Flock gathering drew a largely attended Sunday afternoon singing led by Mesers Wall Field W S Whatley Will Luneford Henry Nations and Stubbs. Guests included Miss Lochie Martin visiting Miss Ella Mae Jones as friends and relatives were noted visiting Chloe and nearby towns.
ManZan Pile Remedy comes ready to use with nozzle attached. Soothes heals reduces itching and inflammation. An operation for piles will not be necessary if you use ManZan. Price 50c. Money refunded if not satisfied. Sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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