Navy enlistment surge boosts reserves morale in wartime
The United States sees a wave of enlistments in the Navy and Naval Reserves as U boat raids spur national resolve. Young men answer the call in large numbers, signaling renewed life in military service and a steadfast wartime commitment.
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America
United States
Freckle Remover Lotion From Lemons and Orchard White
A home remedy advertises a freckle and tan lotion made by squeezing the juice of two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint of beauty lotion. The ad touts blemish reduction and whitening of skin with daily massage and notes the product is harmless.
Scott's Emulsion Promises Blood Purity Relief
Advertising copy urges readers to treat rheumatism by improving health and purifying blood. It claims cod liver oil in Scott's Emulsion acts as Nature's blood-maker and strengthens organs to expel impurities, with Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield, New Jersey referenced.
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Scott
Scott’s
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
Great patriotic outburst as local youths enlist in Navy
Figures show a surge in support after German submarine raids. Fifteen Butts county boys have enlisted, including William Collins Cravaford and Victor Mars Norsworthy. National figures list Navy personnel totaling 450,000 with 26,285 officers and 423,808 enlisted men across branches.
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Bers
Butts County
William Collins Cravaford
William Ernest Cole
Henry Grady Thornton
Mickelberry Franklin Thaxton
Troy Franklin Martin
Jesse Etheridge Foster
Sherwood Thaxton
John Julian Compton
van Miller Freeman
Charles Edgar McMichael
Washington
Navy
Naval Service
Record Wheat Crop Planned For Georgia Farmers
Atlanta June 27 The state department of agriculture urges Georgia farmers to start winter wheat plans now and secure seed. Commissioner J J Brown says early action is essential as scarce seed will be hard to obtain and every farmer should devote at least two acres to wheat this fall.
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Atlanta
State Department of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Georgia
A Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder relief
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in men and women Regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggist mail order available for 1 00 One small bottle equals two months treatment and reportedly nearly always cures Send testimonials from this and other states Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis MO Sold by druggists War Savings Stamp is a baby bond appeal noting Liberty Bond affordability
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Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
No Worms in a Healthy Child Tonic Ad
An 19th century style advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic can enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the system to dispel worms in children with stomach issues. It promotes regular two to three week use and notes 60 cents per bottle.
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Grove
Worthville Social Notes and Upcoming Baptist Church Singing
Worthville Mrs. Rupert Washington and Inman Smith were in Atlanta on Wednesday. Many local families visited relatives in Jackson and Atlanta over the week end and week. A birth is announced for Mr and Mrs L L Washington a son born Sunday. A singing at Worthville Baptist church is planned for Sunday afternoon June 30 inviting all music lovers.
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R .A. Thaxton
Grace
W. G. Thaxton
Jackson
Bill Milner
Atlanta
Robi. Smith
L. L. Washington
Dora Welch
W. F. Stodghill
Lena White
Elizabeth Currie
G. W. White
Arthur McClure
Obe Hendrick
Powder Springs
J. J. Hammond
Ed Cawthon
Agnes
Macon
Vertie Muud Thompson
Lucy Jane Stodghill
Rupert Washington
John Kitchens
W. A. Aiken
Hampton
Gene Martin
Tom Cawthon
Harrison Cawthon
Mattie Hammond
Mary Hammond
Worthville Baptist Church
Locals and visitors noted in Indian Springs column
Miss Lucile Elder spent Friday and Saturday with Maj and Mrs Geo Mallet in Macon. Miss Hennilu Hughes of Danville guest at the Wigwam. Mr Ben Clevelands friends glad he recovered from tonsillitis. A letter from aviator Ben E Watkins in England is read with notes on London sights. Enthusiastic W S S meeting planned. Mrs E D Heard returns from Macon visits. Dr E G Calvert lauds Baby Percy Medicine. advt fet Ap, el
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Lucile Elder
Geo. Mallet
Macon
Hennilu Hughes
Danville
Dudley M. Hughes
Ben Cleveland
Sherwood Thaxton
Foy Hotel
Atlanta
L. W. Scoville
The
Wigwam
Birmingham
W. H. Arnold
Walton County
Pinkie Edwards
H. L. Daughtry
T. W. Nolen
Jackson
B. A. Wright
Wright Watkins
Camp Wheeler
Grace
Delia
Georgia Watkins
Mary Cleveland
E. D. Heard
Funeral of Little Child Held Here Saturday P. M
The two year old son of Mrs. Mary Bennett died in Chattanooga Friday morning. The body was brought to Jackson Friday night and the funeral was held at Old Bethel church Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Short services were conducted by Mr. Homer M. Vaughn and interment was in the church yard.
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Mary Bennett
Chattanooga
Jackson
Old Bethel Church
Homer M. Vaughn
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