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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
4
A historical patent medicine ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and iron-enriching tonic. It claims to restore energy, color the cheeks, improve appetite, and ease weakness with quinine syrup. The ad notes a long-standing formula, available for 60 cents per bottle.
News notes from surrounding counties report large crowds at Dr. L J Miller and Prof Dan Ward Milam led tent meetings through Sunday July 2 with a closing sermon on The Unpardonable Sin Dr Miller a Nashville citizen and seasoned speaker Milam adds vigor to the music as businesses close 11 to 12 for four days. Scouts plan a camp trip to Camp Mason July 17 for a week of training and recreation. Swainsboro merchants repaint fronts and interiors to brighten town as residents are urged to refresh homes.
An old medical ad claims Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets cure a cold in one day. It promises to stop headaches and relieve the cold with E W Grove’s signature on each box.
Five room dwelling and two story barn on a 105 by 150 foot lot with yard garden enclosed by wire. Includes several fruit trees and vines. Terms available. See July 28 4tx notice. J A Smith.
Eight to ten capable crosstie cutters needed. Apply to Farmers Grocery Co in St Normantown Georgia for employment.
Little Creek residents attended services at Collins Chapel on Sunday. Visits included A. F. Hill family in Lyons and Ruth Wright shopping in Lyons. Hall brothers from Oaks Park spent weekend with J. M. Hall. N. H. Hill family returned from Bulloch county. Odom and McCarty visited Lyons. L. M. Cave passed through from New Branch. Protracted meetings start next Saturday at Hammonds Mission with all invited.
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