Social Swirl Brightens Jackson Millinery Week
Ada Sams returns after a ten day visit to Mrs. Nealy of Atlanta. Florrie Woodward sails to Atlanta to visit friends and later joins a wave of county guests for the season opening millinery displays. Local notables from Jenkinsburg Eatonton Locust Grove and Indian Spring attend events as physicians and merchants mingle with shoppers. Uncle Sam Bread ad closes the page.
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Ada Sams
C. D. Nealy
Atlanta
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Promotes Safe Vegetable Remedy
An advertisement from Slaton Drug Co. touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liquid for liver health. It claims it relieves constipation and biliousness without habit changes, guarantees satisfaction, and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Slaton Drug Co
Dodson
Slaton Drag Co
Movies Tonight and Tools of Era Compared
A note invites patrons to see Movies tonight while a juxtaposition compares a calculating engine as a highly intricate mechanism with a telegraph key as a simple device. The piece emphasizes evaluating value beyond complexity.
Uncle Sam’s GOOD bread label by Paul Nolen & Co
A brief note touts GOOD bread with the Uncle Sam’s label from Paul Nolen & Co. The phrase emphasizes the brand and its labeling on bread loaves.
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Paul Nolen & Co
Uncle Sam
S. Paul Nolen & Co
Sam
Blanching of Celery on Sandy Loam Yields Best Results
Celery can be grown on well drained soil including sandy loam with abundant humus. Eight to ten tons of barnyard manure per acre is ideal, though modest applications still help. Planting densities vary by method from single to double rows, with per acre plant counts ranging up to about forty four thousand.
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Co. C. Newman
Queen Your Home Against Malaria
Georgia State Board of Health urges home screening and nets to stop malaria. Malaria spread via Anopheles mosquitoes. prevention relies on sealed houses and proper nets. Needy caution includes treating infected individuals and examining children’s blood for parasites. The notice highlights infection in negro communities and urges protective measures for all.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia State Board of Health
Laveran
Ross
England
State Board of Health
State Board Calls for Action to Kill Flies in Georgia
The Georgia State Board of Health warns that house flies spread disease and urges residents and officials to act. It explains fly breeding, contamination of food, and the dangers of germs, urging sanitation and three practical methods: bichromate poison, formalin solution, and handmade fly paper.
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Atlanta
Georgia State Board of Health
Death
Georgia
State Board of Health
United States
Three Reels Every Night at the Movies Come!
A brisk notice invites patrons to enjoy three reels each night at the cinema. The brief promotes the ongoing program and urges audiences to attend at the local theater.
Scratch on Nose Kills London Decorator Carey
A London death is linked to a scratch on the nose after a fall from a fence left Carey with lockjaw. The house decorator died three days later, with the injury deemed the cause of death.
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London
Carey
Label on every loaf and the value of association
A fragment reflecting on social duty and communal effort. It argues unity and collaboration shine like a lamp only when people come together and stay connected.
Cleanliness Suggested for Bright Healthy Living
A concise guidance piece urges personal hygiene and tidiness as essential for well being. It frames cleanliness as the window to perceiving the world, quoting the value of steady self-care. The message emphasizes daily routines and disciplined self-presentation.
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Super Man
Weather Prophet Warned as Age Grows
A wry saying warns that boasting of weather forecasting skill signals aging. The quip reflects caution about self importance and forecasts.
Pedestrian Wordplay Calls Chauffeur by Easier Name
A quip notes how a driver known as chauffeur by riders is simply called a pedestrian’s easier term by those watching, highlighting how language shifts with perspective.
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Florrie Woodward
Dr. Aiken
Allie Mae Harris
Jenkinsburg
City
W. E. Merck
R. F. Shore
Quitman
Mr. and
Mrs. E. Y. Biles
Annie Crawford
M. G. Barfield
R.N. Etheridge
Eatonton
Mae Garr
A. F. White
Flovilla
Mr. E. L. Kirk
Jackson
New York
Ike Middlebrooks
Luther Carter
Ed Hoard
Louise Smith
Indian Spring
Lorena Combs
Lucy Moore
Locust Grove
R. L. Crawford
Anopheles
Kill the Flies
THE
State Board
Covington ST
J. L. Lyons
Southern Railway
Sanger
Nakae
Soca Tynan
Falace Cars
Prome
White Cloud
Littlefinger
Orton Family
Shumato
Royal Japanese Troupe
Billy Lightfoot
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