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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
2
A sentimental plea to youths to write to their mothers. The piece urges regular letters to a mother who cherishes contact, noting how memories of childhood linger as parents age and how a simple note can comfort the family bond.
A vintage patent medicine claim markets 666 as a tonic that quickly relieves colds stomach distress biliousness and headaches. The short advertisement emphasizes rapid relief and overall wellness without medical diagnosis.
Atlanta on June 12 1922 M L Duggan announces candidacy for State Superintendent of Schools subject to Democratic Primary He cites 29 years serving Georgia public schools in county and state roles including rural agent and state supervisor He highlights county educational surveys and statewide teacher institutes as core achievements and seeks votes in the upcoming primary.
Atlanta officials and federal courts vow full prosecution for anyone interfering with the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railway. A $500 reward remains in effect for evidence leading to convictions. The case of O C Fairfield, convicted of bridge burning at Cordele, illustrates the road’s determined stance.
The Daniail Baptist Association Sunday School Convention at Riley on the 14th and 15th drew broad attendance and praise for Evangelism through the Sunday School. Speakers included Rev C E McDaniel and Mr Jas W Merritt, with Merritt praised as an effective Georgia Baptist field secretary. Officers elected were M E Burns president Rev J M Davis vice president Rev C E McDaniel secretary treasurer. A Teacher Training Institute was planned for ten days or more in the near future. Riley hosts were noted for warm hospitality and the closing session called it a mountain top experience.
A man with modest funds and solid community reputation can obtain selling rights for Toombs county and a dealer contract covering the sale of America’s oldest home lighting plant. Fully automatic, starts and stops itself and won’t injure batteries. Available in 32 and 110 volts across 12 sizes, both AC and DC. Address MAT THEWS Box 345 Savannah Ga 6-30-2tx.
Georgia Tech at Atlanta reports restricted enrollment to facility capacity and urges high school graduates to apply now for next fall. Registrar H. H. Caldwell notes over 100 applicants were refused last September, with total day student enrollment 1673 and overall enrollment 2830 including night school and ex-service programs. Students from 125 Georgia counties, 28 states, and seven foreign countries are represented. out‑of‑state students pay higher fees.
The incident resulted in the death of Engineer Reed while on duty at Fitz gerald and included further attempts to interfere with railway operations.
Local notices advertise James Walker as Etowah Monument Co agent selling marble samples and bargains. Other listings include a nearly new Ford touring car, five room rental, roofing firm sales, Kodaks services, car battery care, fruit jars and hardware goods, and Page's Drug Store promotions with late hours and free hair nets.
A collection of small ads lists Modern Farm Implement offers glass top jars and delivery, Vidalia Hardware and Bak ery feature cones and baked goods, Bragg & Way and Page's Drug Store promote products, Warthen's Grocery markets field peas, Vidalia Battery Co offers rebuilds, battery work, tire changes, and car services by March Brown, with used piano wanted for cash and car sales noted.
Druggists offer a money back guarantee if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. It claims instant relief from itching and helps sufferers sleep after the first application.
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