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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
7
An advertisement urged readers to take Gude's Pepto-Mangan when nerves weaken and sleep falters. It claimed the product builds red blood cells, cleanses the blood, and restores energy, with liquid and tablet forms sold by druggists.
Atlanta statisticians estimate that 20,000,000 wet men will need about an extra yard and a half of cloth this winter and spring due to longer skirts. Mills and shops foresee hundreds of thousands more workers. One local remark questions thrifty value and hygienic concerns as views clash over the fashion shift.
Baxley Ga. A 17 year old colored youth Sonnyman Greene faced burglary charges after confessing to Sheriff Carter he broke into People's Pharmacy and Goodman drug store Tuesday night. He traded goods with white youths for tools and cash and saturated his clothes with cologne, aiding his arrest. a white accomplice remains unidentified.
Statesboro may gain a creamery after an effort by the Statesboro Advertising Club. W. G. Raines and Arthur Bunce, interested in the venture, visited Ashburn to study a new plant and are negotiating with machinery dealers on cost and feasibility.
Claiming worms cause pale skin and stomach upset the ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a two to three week aid for enriched blood improved digestion and overall strength. It asserts the tonic helps Nature dispel worms and restore health and notes a 60 cent bottle price.
Advertisement for A Tonic Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic claiming to restore energy by purifying and enriching the blood. It asserts iron and quinine in syrup, improves appetite and complexion, fights malaria and grip germs, and notes it is pleasant for children. Price 60c.
A fragment notes a Bromo Quinine laxative tablets box labeled with E. W. Grove's signature. The text appears to advertise cold relief and grip remedy with a price of 39 cents.
O J Culpepper editor of the Camilla Enterprise was wounded when printer John Hudson attacked with a knife. Culpepper fired Hudson after two years of employment. Hudson refused to leave, prompting the struggle. Hudson was jailed. Culpepper expected to recover after surgery.
Fort Thomas Kentucky testimonial notes dramatic recovery after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Laura Klepfer claims the medicine restored strength and gained 20 pounds in three months. Advertisement urges readers to obtain the product or request a trial sample or free medical advice.
Announcement from the deputy collector of internal revenue declares the war tax on soft drinks doomed. Rather than the consumer paying a penny, the soda maker will bear the tax as the year ends.
Mr J Houston Fields of 509 First Street recalls a severe kidney attack with backache and weak streams. He used Doan’s Kidney Pills, felt relief after one box, and was fully rid of trouble after a second box. He uses Doan’s as a preventive and recommends the remedy.
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