Grace Special Attention Given to Collections
Special attention is shown to collections in Uvalda Georgia as local authorities organize the effort and outline steps for repository and archival handling in the town proceedings.
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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
7
Special attention is shown to collections in Uvalda Georgia as local authorities organize the effort and outline steps for repository and archival handling in the town proceedings.
Two country boys in overalls hitch a ride with a doctor to the creek. A fatal train crossing accident kills the father and injures the mother and sister, leaving the boys to the doctor’s care. The piece warns drivers to stop look and listen at crossings.
H P Stuckey notes that curing and storing sweet potatoes in dedicated storage houses ensures winter quality. Types vary but common factors are heat 85 to 90 degrees, ventilation and staged curing. Community houses are sectionalized. crates with inch slats provide air flow. charges range 15 to 20 cents per bushel plus crate costs 12 to 18 cents each.
Well established grocery business in Vidalia offered for sale with fresh stock and a $1500 invoice. Loyal customer base, liberal discounts, and favorable terms to the right party. Apply at the Advance office for full particulars. 10-12.
An advertisement for AX-FOS WITH PEPSIN Syruphonic-Laxative claims relief from habitual constipation within 14 to 21 days. It touts regular use to induce lasting action, says it stimulates and regulates, and notes a pleasant taste at 606 per bottle.
Ludlow Kentucky resident Mrs Herman Blackar says Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription relieved years of headaches and backaches after using six bottles. She notes her daughter also experienced similar benefits and urges others to seek the remedy from local druggists.
Three acre parcel intended for twelve residence lots sits on First and Second streets near Vidalia Collegiate Institute. Proximity to churches and union passenger station. Residential lots priced at 125 to 250 dollars. J. W. Mathews.
An old health tonic advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifying and iron enriching remedy. It claims to restore energy, color the cheeks, and improve appetite, noting quinine and iron provide strength. Sold in drug stores for 60 cents per bottle.
Jenkins County to plant over one million Bermuda onions this year as part of a shift toward diversified agriculture. The idea, supported by the local Chamber of Commerce and C. Glisson of Hawkinsville, aims to move Georgia toward onion production to tap markets and freight advantages. W. E. Walker notes a contest at local stores offering a jar money prize.
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