Battery Service Claiming Expert Repair and Recharging
Battery service promotes expert repair and recharging for all makes. Six month guarantee on all work. Every job must be right. Let us show you the local shop.
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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
4
Battery service promotes expert repair and recharging for all makes. Six month guarantee on all work. Every job must be right. Let us show you the local shop.
A storage battery labeled VESTA offers a long time guarantee and costs no more than an ordinary battery. Free testing of distilled water is available for any battery at any time.
A Southern seed firm promotes its Hastings 1922 catalog offering over a million flower seed packets free. No purchase required. readers simply request the illustrated seed book by mail from H. G. Hastings Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
Agricultural experts say Meade long staple upland cotton, a new variety recommended by federal and state agents, could replace sea island cotton. It reportedly sells at about two and a half times the price of short cotton, matures quickly, and yields well under boll weevil pressure. Trials in Georgia show strong results with seed from the U. S. Bureau of Plant Industry.
A. E. Davis aged 68 died Friday night at his brother C. S. Davis home five miles north of the city after a ten day illness. Funeral services were Saturday afternoon with interment in Pine Crest cemetery. He is survived by nine children including Ida Collins of Florida Isabel Morris of Oak Park and several Davises in Vidalia and surrounding area.
Atlanta features H G Hastings urging farmers to cut costs and rely on home production. He argues high prices postwar fuel inflation and 1920 cotton losses, urging self sufficiency via gardens and crops. Emphasizes home gardens as quickest food source and life saver for the 1922 economy.
The High School Tattler lists class rosters from first through eleventh grades with names including Frances Napier Hugh McWhorter James Rountree Malcolm Rattray and many others. Music clubs meet with officer elections Mozart study and a new Etude Club name. junior club activities and faculty events accompany the report. A boys basketball game against Lyons ends 12 to 26, and faculty entertainments and a faculty meeting focus on improving student outcomes and home cooperation.
A vintage advertisement extols a cheerful, energetic girl as desirable and popular. It claims red blood equals happiness and promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a tonic used by doctors for nearly thirty years to revitalize weak, run-down people in liquid and tablet forms.
Citizens along the H. and F. S. Railroad line in Camilla Ga plan a meeting at Sylvester on January 19 to discuss remanding the road and continuing traffic. Business leaders report heavy losses since service ended last November and hope a South Georgia railroad may take over and restart operations.
Medicine ad promoting Laxative Bromo Quinide tablets by E W Grove claims to stop cough headache and cure a cold in one day with Grove signature on each box.
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