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Newspaper

Vidalia Advance

Location

Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1920

Page

3

Vidalia Local Notices and Classified Fragments

Community notices from Vidalia include residents visiting relatives in Augusta and Savannah, travel updates, lost items, sales of farm and real estate, and local business promotions. The items mention Eveready Battery Co services, hospital visits, and civic group activities with the B Y P U hosting events and a marriage in progress.

Eveready Eveready Storage Battery Co Vidalia A. T. Rainwater Helena Galix Tanner—Brice Co Jackson Street J. W. McWhorter

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward

The ad claims catarrh is curable by constitutional treatment with Hall's Catarrh Medicine, taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars to any cure it fails to achieve and invite readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio Toe

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Vitality

A medicinal tonic claims to restore energy by purifying blood with iron and quinine. It touts color in the cheeks and increased appetite, calling itself pleasant for both adults and children and noting malaria and grip germs are destroyed by its strengthening effect. 60c.

Grove

Ziron Restores Energy for Acworth Couple on Farm

Mr E B Mulkey of Route 1 Acworth Georgia and his wife report spring fatigue relief after a week on Ziron iron tonic. They say boils on the neck diminished as strength returned and they felt able to tackle fall farm work. Ziron is described as a safe iron tonic without habit forming drugs.

J. A. Dent South Carolina Vidalia Hospital D. H. Durden Dublin Talmadge Durden E. D. Highsmith Hazlehurst HK. A. Turner Durden Street H. A. Turner J. W. Dale Elizabeth Poindexter Bernard Herring Group 2 Gunter Wideguake J. T. B. Anderson B. Y P. U Baptist Church Turner Wife

Cardui praised by Texas woman for renewed strength

Mrs. W. M. Peden of Navasota Texas explains how Cardui helped her after nervous weakness and fatigue left her unable to work. She reports better appetite rest and energy and recommends Cardui as a tonic as thousands of other women have found it helpful. All druggists sell it.

Navasota Texas W. M. Peden Cardui Cardus

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Citizens Bank W. T. McArthur L. M. McLemore J. B. Brewton H. H. Powell Surance Business First National Bank Vidalia, Georgia Maxwell Hoese M. M. Dunford Orion Page Gillis Spring S. Z. Simons Tom Timmerman Cedartown J. L. DuBose Savannah Overland Garage South Railroad Ave A. T. Johnson Alston City T. C. Thompson Augusta Remer Todd Alabama D. L. Jordan Collins E. IL. Meadows Union Pharmacy Julia Davis Milledgeville Joe Hackel J. E. Schumpert Forsyth Isled Kibbee Velma and Louise McArthur Long Pond H. P. Willbanks Alice Harrell Guy Lyons M. L. Williamson Petros Southern Storage Battery Cc G. N. Mathews D. T. Durden Glenwood Marjorie Godwin J. F. Darby M. M. Dunnford North Railroad Avenue Vidalia Installment Co Dorothy Brantley South Georgia College McRae Victoria McNatt Goodrich Southern Storage Battery Company M. A. Carter Pierson Sergt Denny Carter France Mary Editha Mathews Jacksonville Fla J. W. Mathews Mead Bears B. Y. P. U. Social Syntae Willard Castoria R. Shuman Man Ziron
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