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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
5
The Yi My Gy A on Hansé Warren streets shows major progress with thorough cleaning and renovation. Plumbers installed complete baths in the second story and grounds are cleared with a tennis court and basketball court leveled and fenced, promising a very inviting city site.
Paraphrased testimonial claims that Dean’s Kidney Pills cure backache and kidney related illnesses. Includes endorsements from Capt. D. W. Welsh and others, notes price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as U.S. agents, and mentions local residents visiting Thomasville.
Advertisements claim Smith's Sure Kidney Cure treats kidney and bladder troubles and female ailments with a 98 percent observed cure rate. Priced at 50 cents or one dollar, the medicine is sold by J. W. Peacock and R. Thomas Jr with a money back guarantee if directions are followed.
Mrs Willis and her children arrived from Coolidge last night to visit friends. They were joined by Mr TS CG Ai Poodle who returned yesterday from a brief trip to Newton, Alabama to see his sister.
An advertisement urges women to use Wine of Cardui to aid health and relieve menstrual issues. It claims the remedy helps build up body tissue, regulates flow, and can be used privately at home with doctor-endorsed assurances. A $1 bottle is offered through druggists.
Mrs Edward Beadell was seen in Thomasville yesterday while traveling to her Philadelphia home after a stay at her winter residence on Lake Iamonia.
Report from Thomasville highlights Brindle in focus as the cow days event unfolds. residents anticipate activities and local interest rises around the dairy clock.
Mr. James Watt came home last night from a business trip to Tifton.
The account notes Joe Hill Hall drawing early attention within the first twenty minutes, highlighting a rapid start and standout performance.
The house declined an invitation to a Griffin barbecue. The day of miracles is not yet over.
The speaker suggests that continuing postal scandals could force a name change for the Postal Telegraph Company. The remark frames branding as a response to ongoing controversy and signals possible corporate rebranding if issues persist.
A Savannah man has become crazed after consuming mixed drinks, according to local chatter. Authorities have not released formal statements or charges related to the incident.
One man’s loss another’s gain as Ludden Campbell Smith Co advertises a large stock of pianos and organs in Jacksonville Florida. Prices from 133 to 237 with instalment plans and 2 cent stamp correspondence urged. Thirty years leaders of Southern trade claim affiliation with no other music house in Florida and Georgia.
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