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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
4
The text explains how egg circles improve egg quality and profits through better handling, care, and marketing. It describes incubator use, member dividends, and selling methods via shipper, parcel post, or creamery, plus rules for packing and branding. The piece urges winter organization and notes Department of Agriculture guidance.
A Friday morning blaze in Lyons leveled the residence of Dr. Gray and the adjoining home of Mrs. Fulton Smith. Both houses, insured, burned after fire started in the ceiling of Gray's room. Dr. Gray, ill with pneumonia, was moved to Mrs. N. Godwin's house as flames rapidly consumed the sites. The adjacent dwelling of Rufus Hall and Jones Barger also burned.
Report notes that a blaze caused damage but is believed contained due to prompt efforts. No injuries reported and investigators assess cause while salvage operations proceed at the scene.
Miss Vivian Martin of Jacksonville says she was restored to health two years ago after seven months of influenza after taking Tantac. She reports being strong and well since, with improved appetite and relief from headaches.
A testimonial from a Vidalia user credits Tanlac with rapid, dramatic transformation in health and appearance. The speaker says the grand medicine altered their life for the better and expresses delight with the experience and results. Tanlac is advertised as sold in Vidalia by leading druggists.
For sale a dining room suite Hosierki cabinet refrigerator and a four lit oil stove with oven almost new and will sell at a bargain. H F J Arundel Vidalia Georgia
Mrs F C Omberg won the diamond ring prize while Mrs In Wiggs took the gold watch after guessing the jar’s contents. The jar held $29.62 with Mrs Omberg at $29.63 and Mrs Wiggs at $29.00, all amid a malaria fever claim.
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