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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1926
Page
3
An ad claims PAZO OINTMENT will relieve itching and healing of piles within days after first use. It notes quick action on tears or protruding sores and suggests relief in 6 to 14 days with continued application.
A fragment notes Benjamin Franklin on human nature describing violence tempered by sweetness and good humor. The line reflects Franklin's wit as a self aware judgment of character traits.
A bottle of Herbine on the shelf acts like a doctor in the home with instant relief when digestion is disordered or bowels fail to act. One or two doses start things moving and restore buoyancy to near perfect health. Price 60c. Sold by
A compact thematic line contrasts youthful illusion with the harsher realities of aging, echoing Robert Louis Stevenson’s reflection on perception and experience.
The advertisement offers loans of five year terms in Vidalia on residence or store property with 6 percent or 7 percent interest depending on security. It allows flexible partial repayments in multiples of 100 dollars at any interest period.
A reflection on books as the preserved record of all human achievement and thought. George Eliot suggests literature holds mankind’s essence, a chosen treasure kept in pages.
Ad for a medicinal tablet claiming to remove the cause of colds grip and influenza. Mentions single active ingredient Bromo Quinine with E. W. Grove signature on the box. Priced at 30 cents.
The law of work demands perfect obedience without remission or abatement so that two individuals cannot be just or justified without exact performance of every tittle.
A gardener recently married in Edinburgh altered the traditional sword arch by marching under an arch made of hoes rakes and other garden tools forming a playful nod to his profession. The unique reception gesture drew attention for its creative take on a classic military custom.
An advertised laxative Syruphonic Laxative for habitual constipation promises relief in 14 to 21 days with regular use. The product LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN is described as stimulating and regulating, pleasant to take, and priced at 60 cents per bottle.
A historical note compares Mount Everest to the combined height of Mount Cook in New Zealand Fuji-Yama in Japan and Ben Nevis in the British Isles. The piece emphasizes Everest as nearly equal to their total height.
J Wade Johnson offers the J C Johnson home place at Longpond in Montgomery County Georgia for rent. The property is described as clear of stumps, in a good community and well improved.
An old ad promotes Hayes Healing Honey to stop coughs by soothing throat tissue. Each bottle includes Grove’s Co-Pentrate Salve for chest cold and croup, rubbed on chest and throat. The two remedies claim joint healing effects and sell for 35 cents.
Advice suggests adding a half inch layer of crushed tissue paper inside heel caps to soften the heel impact. The tissue cushion reduces wear on rubber components and prolongs shoe life.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised as a two to three week treatment to enrich the blood improve digestion and strengthen the whole system. It claims to expel worms and restore health with pleasing taste at 60 cents per bottle.
Water users with overdue bills must visit the City Clerk’s office to pay immediately or faces water shut off. Supervising official Cc. F. Flanders, Superintendent.
The ad promotes permanent waving with a large machine that heats the entire head at once. It credits expert operators and invites customers to Miss Marie Holten in Dublin, Georgia for a wave when in need.
A London literary voice urges starting each day with a blend of Ifuti Shakespeare and a touch of bacon as a quirky morning ritual. The remark reflects playful cultural commentary on reading habits and breakfast preferences.
Advertisement from Albany Georgia promotes Wm. P. Bullard offering pecan trees. Claim notes twelve thousand pounds of pecans this year from fourteen acres at 300 dollars per acre. Encourages buyers to start now and plant.
A Kansas City Star quote notes a mother using a steam cooker once before declaring she is a housekeeper not an engineer. The remark frames domestic tech as a test of skill and patience.
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