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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1921
Page
5
Local items record residents visiting relatives in Macon Jacksonville Bainbridge and Cross Hill South Carolina and travels to Florida Americas Plains Dublin Rentz and Vidalia. Notables include Mayor B P Jackson ill at home on Church Street and Mrs C V Heath returning from South Carolina.
Mrs A F Fanning spent the week end in Cordele with her daughter Mrs Bowen. Our Orangeade is made from fresh pure oranges and is a delightful drink. One trial will convince you. Page s Drug Store.
Miss Ruby Darby and her young relatives Eloise and Miriam Darby returned Tuesday after several days visiting friends in Rentz.
Miss Laurine Cowart, guest of Mrs W B Bragg, left Saturday for her home in Graymont.
Miss Lois Rogers, guest of Mrs. W. B. Bragg, departed last week to visit friends and relatives in Brunswick.
Items include Mr. L. C. Odom returning to Slaton Texas, Mr. and Mrs. O L Hudson moving to Sandersville where he bought the Coca Cola bottling plant, Donovan and Jackson at Adel organizing a Sweet Potato Growers Association, malaria inquiry for Page 222, Page's Drug Store pricing, Mrs. Omberg’s trip to New York and return via Philadelphia and Washington, the Girls Sewing Club gathering at Lucy Poe’s, and Elder T E Sikes’s travels to Boston Ashford Enterprise and Ozark with Ty Ty on the return.
Vidalia Advance reports that Pierce E Holmes has formed a connection with Stephens Barrow Heyward, with offices in the American Bank and Trust Co. building in Savannah. Mrs. F E Dennis buys fall goods in market and welcomes customers to her store for quality and price.
Mrs. W. B. Bragg entertained last Wednesday evening with a pleasant party for guests Miss Lois Rogers of Oglethorpe and Miss Ira Mae Cannaxty of Valdosta. Twenty-five couples attended with progressive proms and a unique advertising contest won by W. L. Downs for the lowest score. Louise Breedlove and Laurine Cowart served punch and an ice course was served.
SR B Y P U program features a missionary meeting and medical missions. Leader Claude Horton opens with life of Peter Parker, followed by talks by Eva Hart Estelle Poindexter Mabell Stith and H A Threlkeld. In China Mr Gunter, topic The Weeds by Eudine Meadows. Special song by Elizabeth Price.
Notice to the public states an Inacx Prescription Department will offer licensed druggists for filling prescriptions in Vidalia. It promises no substitutions and delivery by phone. Also promotes Rub-My-Tism as a pain killer.
Government agencies the Red Cross and American Legion launch a Georgia Clean-up Campaign August 29 to assist disabled veterans. A Savannah start point runs until December 22 with statewide coverage to file claims, arrange medical care and vocational training, and provide transportation and lodging for veterans bringing their discharge papers.
A health blurb urges Vidalia residents to protect kidney health and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy used by thousands of sufferers. The piece warns against neglect and notes even small delays can be dangerous.
A letter from Mrs J Bi Palmer of 204 First Ave describes kidney discomfort and back pain. After using Deans Kidney Pills she reports full relief and urges others to try the remedy priced at 60 cents, promoted by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A historic patent remedy claim notes 666 quickly relieves constipation biliousness loss of appetite and headaches caused by a torpid liver. The publication describes the product as a fast acting tonic used for digestive and liver issues.
Classified notice offers typewriter ribs in standard makes for sale from Advance Office. Includes pricing and contact details for buyers seeking replacement parts.
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