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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
7
The article argues a pleasing telephone voice is a valuable asset enabling friendship, sales, education, information, business, and even preaching. It warns against negative tones and urges full attention to avoid resentment, noting business calls require courteous, undistracted communication.
Paris is said to host more perfume shops than any other city with about 10 000 perfume establishments and around 15 000 hair dressing shops selling perfume as a side line.
The quote contrasts how society cushions youth with allowances while aging faces disenchantment. It reflects Robert Louis Stevenson’s critique of social bias toward youthfulness and neglect of aging realities.
Advertisement notes Laxa tive Bromine Quinine tablets claim no head effects or nervousness due to their tinse and laxative action. Box bears E Grove signature.
A heated letter from Szczutek in Lemberg contains a menacing challenge about proposals and retaliation. The author questions a prior offer and hints at violent consequences using sharp, accusatory language.
Advertisement claims Grove s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes worms in children with poor color and stomach issues. It promises to enrich blood, improve digestion, and strengthen the whole system after two to three weeks of regular use. Pleasant to take and priced at 60 cents per bottle.
The article notes Mount Everest stands near the combined heights of Mount Cook in New Zealand Fuji-Yama in Japan and Ben Nevis in the British Isles. It compares Everest's stature to these prominent peaks to emphasize its global height.
J Wade Johnson advertises a clear stump four horse farm at Longpond in Montgomery County Georgia. The J C Johnson home place is described as well improved with a good community nearby. Mt. Vernon Georgia is listed as contact.
An advertisement touts 666 as a remedy for colds grips flu dengue bilious fever and malaria claiming it kills germs and provides swift relief despite lack of medical endorsement.
City water users with delinquent bills must visit the Office of City Clerk and make payment at once or water service will be cut off. C. F. Flanders, Superintendent.
Money available to make loans promptly on residence or store property in Vidalia for five years. Rates of 6 percent or 7 percent based on security class. Borrower may repay any part of the loan in $100.90 increments at any interest period without obligation.
A reflection on how literature preserves all mankind’s thoughts and deeds, declaring books as the chosen possession of people and a magical archive of history through time.
Hayes Healing Honey claims to stop coughs by healing irritated tissues and includes Grove's Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat use with every bottle. The carton advertises a combined treatment cost of 35 cents and urges asking a druggist for Hayes Healing Honey.
Potatoes are used to produce wine in certain regions, showcasing alternative fermentation practices. Local producers convert tubers into alcoholic beverages through specialized processes and regional recipes. The practice highlights agricultural versatility and cultural variation in traditional fermentation.
The message invites visiting brethren of the order to Odd Fellows Hall on Railroad Avenue. E A Smith grand master and N G S M Smith R S are listed in the notice as officials welcoming guests.
Miss Marie Holten of Dublin Georgia advertises permanent waving using a large machine, heating the whole head at once. Price listed as five cents per curl, claiming expert operators available for customers seeking a wave.
A London Opinion quoter urges that everyone start the day with reading Shakespeare. The remark frames literature as essential daily fuel for the mind.
A Munchausen tale recounts Captain Long chalk chasing a wounded African elephant. The elephant uses a palm tree as a vaulting pole and vanishes in a series of high jumps after tearing up the tree, in a London daily’s retort to the fish that climb trees yarn.
The article advises inserting a half inch layer of crushed tissue paper into the heel to cushion the shoe and reduce rubber wear.
An advertisement promotes pecan cultivation promising 12000 pounds per year from fourteen acres at 300 dollars per acre. It invites buyers to purchase fine pecan trees from William P. Bullard of Albany Georgia.
A Kansas City Star item recalls a mother who tested a new steam cooker before declaring her role as a housekeeper rather than an engineer. The quote highlights practical kitchen challenges and evolving domestic technology.
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