Dr Tichenor Antiseptic Promoted For Various Ailments
A topical ad extols Dr Tichenors Antiseptic as a cure for fistula and foot evil in stock and for wounded persons It is sold by druggists at 50c a bottle The notice also reports local gossip including Lucinda McDaniel arrested for obtaining goods under false pretenses and comments on state treasurer W J Speer examining the Jackson bank with praise for its management A boxing gag ends with Mr Wright sustaining damages and losses to Mr Furlows property
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Dr. Tichenor
Lucinda McDaniel
McMichael
Lucinda
New York
D. J. Spencer
Robinson
W. J. Speer
Jackson Bank
Shaker Digestive Cordial touted for stomach relief and strength
Poisons from fermenting food in a dyspeptic stomach blamed for rheumatism gout bronchitis liver and kidney complaints asthma pneumonia and nervous ailments. Shaker Digestive Cordial said to digest food and test diseased stomach reducing dyspepsia with first dose after meals. Trial bottles ten cents. Laxol recommended for children. New subscribers noted: J W Welch Henry county and J H Leverett Jasper county.
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Mount Lebanon
N. Y
Castoria Nostalgic Slogan Echoes Through Generations
A vintage ad slogan recalls Castoria as a trusted remedy across generations from infancy to motherhood. The campaign emphasizes Castoria's role for babies as well as children and adults.
Griffin church prays for pastor as he recovers at Indian Spring
Mr. Lawson and sister of Indian Spring visited the city Monday. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is advertised. A Baptist service in Griffin prayed for Dr. O’Kelly's recovery, who was at Indian Spring sick. The next day the church learned he could walk eight miles daily from the Elder House to the spring. Many call it an answer to prayer.
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Baptist Church
Griffin
O’kelly
Indian Spring
Griffin News
Pickett Arrest Reported in Forsyth As Murder Suspect
R. O. Pickett was arrested here this week by Sheriff Beau Champ on a telegram from Alabama authorities and was taken to Forsyth. He proved not to be the man wanted, though it was believed he might be the Union Springs, Alabama murder suspect from some time ago.
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R. O. Pickett
Beauchamp
Alabama
Forsyth
Pickett
Union Springs
Towaliga Couple Married in Community Celebration
Mrs. Francis Ernest of Towaliga wed Mr. McCord of Jenkinsburg last week with Rev. Kimbell officiating. The bride was beloved in Towaliga and friends packed the town for the celebration as rice and shoes flew in good humor.
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Francis Ernest
Towaliga
McCord
Jenkinsburg
Kimbell
Argus
The Greatest Remedy for Consumption Claims
Chilhowie merchant R B Greeve says he nearly died from consumption after trying many remedies. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with his cure after two bottles and praises its effects for coughs colds and consumption. Trial bottles are free at any drug store.
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R. B. Greeve
Chilhowie
Dr. King
Castoria for Infants and Children Ad Emblem
A 19th century advertisement notes Castoria for infants and children featuring the facsimile signature of the original maker, German Millet, highlighting trust in a familiar remedy product.
Late sowing German millet and nitrogen fixation
German millet can be sown as late as July or August and cut in October if conditions permit. Harvest when in bloom to avoid harming stock or land. rich soil required but returns justify the effort, manure, and labor. After peas, turn under vines and apply lime or potash to fix nitrogen and prevent leaching.
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State Agcultural Department
State Agricultural Department
Busy month for farmers in Georgia harvest and crop care
Georgia's Commissioner of Agriculture R. T. Nesbitt urges June as peak farm work. He stresses timely harvesting of wheat oats and clover and careful corn and cotton cultivation to protect moisture and yield. He warns against delays hiring extra labor and emphasizes proper plowing shading and weed control.
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Atlanta
Don
Condition of the Crops in Georgia Report
Cotton planting finished in the upper state two weeks ago. Early cotton shows a fair stand with some losses on sandy land due to cool May. Corn remains small with poor color but generally good stand. Oats prove variable with fall sowing recommended to avoid winter kill. Sugar cane sorghum and groundpeas show slightly larger acreage. Fruit crops: early peaches shipped from South Georgia. grape, blackberry, and apple yields look good though melons down 25 percent. Livestock in good condition though hog cholera and cattle disease noted. sheep hindered by pests.
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Washington Department
Spraying For Pests In Gardens And Orchards
State Agricultural Department advises thorough repeating spraying to curb insect and fungus pests in fruit trees and vegetables. Southern Blight in tomatoes is caused by bacteria. Bordeaux mixture used early, burn infected plants and avoid replanting on infected land. For turkeys, confine hens three weeks, feed four times daily with corn bread and dairy, protect from vermin and rain. Lice on livestock do not breed there. keep poultry away from stables. Small striped beetles on cantaloupe vines respond to Bordeaux mixture with London purple.
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State Agricultural Department
Bordeaux—State Agricultural Department
No-To-Bac advertised as a cure for tobacco
An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a miracle stop smoking remedy from Sterling Remedy Co. It claims over 400000 cures and weight gain of ten pounds in ten days. The ad offers a booklet and sample by mail and lists prices of 50 cents and one dollar with druggist purchase in Chicago or New York.
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Ad. Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Advertisement
An old promotional piece touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a pleasant medical discovery that cleanses the body and aids kidneys liver and bowels. It promises cure of colds headaches fevers constipation and biliousness and urges purchase in 10 25 or 50 cent boxes. Sold and guaranteed by all druggists.
Cure for Consumption Offered by Dr Slocum
Dr T A Slocum offers free three bottles of his newly discovered remedies for consumption and bronchial diseases. He claims the cure works for lung decline and general wasting and will send samples to readers who provide express and post addresses.
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T. A. Slocum
M.C
Ephor Arcus
M. D
Pine Street
New York
P. O
W. Zz. F. Yeo
Free distribution of Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills
Announcement for free samples of Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills at W L Carmichael and Company’s Drug Store. The ad promotes the universal medicine for all kidney troubles and invites customers to obtain samples.
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Dr. Hobbs Sparagus
Universal Medicine For
W. L. Carmichael & Company
Free Sparagus Kidney Pills Offer From Carmichael & Co
For seven days only Carmichael & Co druggists advertise free tests of Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills in cooperation with Hibbs Remedy Co. The claim promises speedy cure of kidney disease and allied troubles with no charge to interested residents, except where surgery is required for tumors or ulcers.
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W. L. Carmichael
Hobbs
Carmichael & Co
Free Kidney Pills Sample Offer from Hobbs Sparagus Kidny
Free samples of Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills are offered to anyone calling for a box. Each box includes a small booklet explaining kidney and urinary system functions to help those with weak kidneys judge the remedy's merits. Call W. L. Carmichael for a free sample.
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Hobbs Sparagus
Callon
W. L. Carmichael
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John B. Thomas
Base
J. R. Wright
Mr. Furlow
Mrs. Furlow
J. W. Welch
Henry County
J. H. Leverett
Jasper County
The
Castoria
Mr. Lawson
City
DeWitt
Jackson
Froort
Court House
CAA Toria
Ie Oa
MR. Nesbitt
Georgia
Ita
Department OF Agriculture
R. T. Nespirr
South Georgia
Julius Hobbs, M. D
U.s.journal of Medicine
W.H. Peeke
J.J. Thornton & Vo
N. J. Harmon
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