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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
5
Stems of local interest list many residents moving or visiting places such as Vidalia Dublin Folkston Swainsboro Augusta and Savannah. Several relatives travel and visit, with reports of illness recovery and teaching assignments. Local figures like Capt Hudson Judge Grace and Prof Breedlove are mentioned alongside new leases and emptying of residences.
Crrr Powell and Roger Powell of Norris town were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W A Jones. Vidalia loses Dr Arundel who is assigned to Blackshear to supervise eradication work. Mrs. W W Mathews and son Billy visit Mr. and Mrs. J W Mathews, with Mrs. Van Brunt returning to Florida. Vidalia college crowd depart for spring term. Dr Frank Rountree of Cedartown visits relatives. Miss Ethel Blanchett returns to Macon after visiting Miss Claudia Stith. Merchants plan to form a Vidalia Merchants Association meeting at the New Vidalia Hotel Thursday at 7. Mrs D M Odom hosts an evening with games and a salad course. Guests include Claudia Stith, Gussie Pearl Childs, Cree Meadows, Inez Wiggs, Lester Odom, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, C S Meadows Jr., Spurgeon Meadows, Leon Oliver, E J Mulling, George Donovan.
Mr. W. J. Wilder, once from near Uvalda, has built a profitable canning venture for vegetables and fruits and has leased the G. L. Youmans farm near Vidalia for his operations.
Almost new dining room suite Hosier kitchen cabinet and four burner oil stove with oven offered by H F J Arundel Vidalia Georgia. Refrigerator included. Bargain price.
The Detroit News recounts curious Korean practices from polite questions about age and marriage to medical use of hot irons and tiger teeth. It notes women in Seoul wearing green silk coats as hats after a historic enemy scare and mentions egg sales by the yard with a rope packet of eggs.
The Water Rat extols the simple pleasure of boating, claiming nothing else truly matters. He argues that any trip down the river offers endless tasks and freedom, inviting a companion to spend a long day drifting together.
1922 prospects seen as hopeful with recovery expected by mid year. John C. Lonedale predicts prosperity across farmers, manufacturers, and merchants as the era of great prosperity begins, while J A House calls for Europe reforms to aid American finances and wage deflation. Labor urged to share in future deflation and wage adjustments.
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