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Newspaper

Vidalia Advance

Location

Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1922

Page

3

In Memory of Mrs. Cora Porter

Mrs. Cora Porter died December 19 1921 at eight in the morning after a long illness. A Vidalia resident since moving from Keysville eleven years ago she loved her church pastor and neighbors and enjoyed visiting the sick. Surviving are her son Charlie Porter and daughter Amy Fountain. Mrs Porter lived a faithful Christian life and is mourned by friends who recall her kindness and devotion.

Cora Porter Charlie Porter Charlie Vidalia Amy Fountain Savannah J. L. Hart

A Mother's Bold Proxy to Win a Daughter's Love

Elizabeth mourns a rejected proposal while her mother schemes to unite Jimmy Davis and Betty Shirley. The plan hinges on a late night telephone call and a made up story to ensure Betty's happiness despite the odds.

Jimmy Europe Fred Elizabeth Jimmy Davis Fred Stanhope Shirley Park 2467 Mr. Davis Shirle Betty Mrs. Shirley

Early dictionaries mark milestones in world languages

The article traces origins of dictionaries from Paoushe of 1100 B C with a 40000 character Chinese work to Varro and Pollux for Latin Greek vocabularies, Ambrose Calopini’s polyglot effort, Johnson’s 1755 English dictionary, Schwann’s German French 1782, and Lempriere’s ancient vocabulary guide for learners.

Pa Out-She Paout Varro B. C Julius Pollux Lempriere

Bees Solve Sugar Crisis At Fontainebleu

A French professor named Bonnier recounts how bees on the Paris Lyon rail near the Fontainebleu biology lab could not carry large sugar grains. They loaded water, made syrup, coated the sugar, and repeated the process until the pile vanished, demonstrating their persistence and problem solving.

Bonnier Paris-Lyons Fontainebleu

Barnyard Biddy Hatches Pheasants at Pennsville Farm

A docile barnyard chicken on Brick Yard farm near Pennsville New Jersey incubates and raises six wild ring neck pheasants after a farmer’s mower destroyed their nest. The farmer collected eight eggs and a game warden placed them under a setting hen to hatch.

Biddy Brick Yard Pennsville N. J

The Fireman Lovers in a Comical Exchange

A humorous exchange unfolds as a young man declares he is on fire and a sweet girl vows to call her father to extinguish the flames with his help.

Papa

B. Y. P. U. PROGRAM SPECIAL MEETING

Special meeting outline for B Y P U training in Christian work with speakers Dennis Allmond Thelma Jordan Bertha Willetts Estelle Walker Emma Davis Dr Darby and Captain Pearl Knight. Poem Work read by Alice Moore.

Dennis Allmond Thelma Jordan Bertha Willetts Estelle Walker Alice Moore Emma Davis Darby Pearl Knight

Peas for sale and medicinal tonic ad mix

For sale Iron and Brabham peas 2-2-4t in any quantity by H. P. Willbanks Vidalia Ga. Also promoting Laxative Bromo Quinine with tonic and laxative effects claiming no head ringing. Signature by E. W. Grove. 3c.

H. P. Willbanks Vidalia, Ga E. W. Grove

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens Blood and Energy

Purifies and enriches the blood with iron and quinine to boost energy and appetite. The tonic is a nonpatent iron and quinine syrup, loved by families for malaria and strength, available at drug stores for 60 cents per bottle.

GROVE

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B. H. Grace Uvalda Georgia Chas. D. Williams DR. L. H. Darby Postoffice Building Elton S. Osborne Jones Street East M. L. Carrie Postoffic Building J. E. Mercer, M. D Vidalia, Georgia Union Pharmacy B. P. Jackson First National Bank Bldg D. C. Pattillo First National Bank Building M. J. Rattray W. J. Deloach Citizens Bank DR. F. L. Huie Bank of Vidalia Bldg G. K. Murchison Pierce E. Holmes American Bank & Trust Bldg Savannah, GA Hayes L. B. Godbee Insurance John T. Ragan I. D. Stewart Vidalia Vault & Tile Co the National Steel Reinforced K- Taxi Cab Company New York Cafe P. H. Has&ins Frederick Hart McClure Newspaper Syndicate Elizabeth Shirley V. B. Hearing R.A. Mayer Delco Lighting System Builders Supplies Sherwin-Williams John T. Ragan & Company The First National Bank E. H. Bailey, C. P. A Morton, Bailey J Certified Public Accountants of Atlanta Florida Millen
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