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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
6
Classified poultry ad lists state inspected chicks with blood tested status and ship daily options. Prices shown include Reds Rocks 3.75 dollars and Buff Orp Wyan 4.00 dollars with various prepaid quantities. Subscriptions offered to Poultry Journal from C A Norman in Knoxville Tennessee.
Real estate listing advertises 24 lots totaling five acres at Fifth and Mosley Street. Prices noted as right 5 12 19 26. Cedar shingles from W M Carr and framing services by John T Ragan Company. Florist services offered by Mrs W M Lewis with phone 197.
Local ads promote Cedar Shingies claiming lifetime durability. John T. Ragan & Company invites customers to see their goods. W. E. Walker, a jeweler and optometrist, advertises a complete jewelry store.
B P Jackson announces loans on residence or store property in Vidalia through Quick Service offering accessible financing for homeowners and business owners seeking property improvements or expansions.
Allheart Cedar Shingles for sale from John T. Ragan & Company announced along with flue products from Vidalia Tobacco Company now at Vidalia Tobacco Warehouse. Underwool Typewriter offered by Shuman Harris Motor Co in good condition priced at 30 dollars with easy terms.
Plants for sale by Mrs. T. E. Sikes include Hastings Big Zenia. Call 128 for purchase. Also Panama hat cleaning and pressing services offered by Sanitary Pressing Club.
Arsenate of Lead for tobacco products advertised by John T. Ragan & Company. Call or visit to see new "Flues That Fit" and arrange delivery. numbers 21 to 28 referenced.
For SERVICE, GAS and GREASING go to GROWN SERVICE STATION between the two hotels. 21 28.
Advertises a private entrance apartment for rent at 405 Church Street with phone contact 78.
FOR RENT rooms for rent. Apply to S D Morris at 408 Church Street. One-time notice indicates rental opportunity with contact details.
A. C. Jenkins advertises hail insurance for tobacco crops located opposite the Vidalia post office in Vidalia Georgia.
Truffles are mainly found under oak trees in France but are also unearthed beneath beeches hazel birch and willow trees. The text notes that fungi thrive underground and are sought by specialized foragers.
Money available for five year loans on residence or store property in Vidalia. Interest choices 6% or 7% based on security class. Borrower may repay any part in $100 multiples at any interest period. For sale Barbham and Mixed Peas. See Dr. L. H. Darby 12-19.
An old advertisement promotes Grove s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a cure for worm problems in children. It claims regular use for two to three weeks improves digestion and blood, strengthens the system, and helps eliminate worms. Pleasant tasting at 60 cents per bottle.
A local notice promotes genuine Porto Rican potato slips for sale via Dr. L. H. Darby with reference date 12-19. The snippet quotes a London Weekly Telegraph line about lodger behavior.
Laxative brand claims to remove the cause of colds and flu. One product named Bromo Quinine. Box bears E. W. Grove signature. Price listed as 30 cents.
Two thirds of livestock raised west of the Mississippi supply the meat trade while two thirds of consumers reside east of the river. This geographic split supports about 1,800 packing houses engaged in converting livestock into meat and moving products to markets.
Damask linens and silks credited to Eastern origin first made in Damascus. The craft was introduced around 1571 by Dutch and Flemish refugees fleeing Alva's persecutions, expanding production across Europe.
Promotes LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN a syruphonic laxative claiming relief within 14 to 21 days. Advertises regular use to induce normal bowel action with a pleasant taste and a 60 cent bottle price.
A fragment presents a Benjamin Franklin aphorism about balance between sweetness and wrath, noting the tension between pleasant demeanor and underlying heat. The remark reads as a caution on temper and character.
A London daily retorts to a Munchausen fish story by recounting Captain Long chalk chasing an injured elephant in Africa. The elephant dives into a lake, tears up a palm tree, and uses it as a vaulting pole to escape in a sequence of high jumps. The tale appears in Youth's Companion.
A humorous squib from the Duluth Herald notes that silence is golden and women prefer thrift over luxury, a witty observation reflecting local social mores of the era.
An advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a pure iron and quinine tonic that purifies the blood and strengthens vigor. It claims to improve appetite and skin color and to destroy malarial and grip germs, with a 60 cent price and child friendly taste.
The article uses Rink Go as shorthand for hockey contest coverage. It frames the upcoming game as a key local sports event with emphasis on team readiness and community interest.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, bleeding or protruding piles. Instantly relieves itching and helps you sleep after the first application. 60 cents.
The note claims Mount Everest nearly matches the combined heights of Mount Cook in New Zealand Fuji Yama in Japan and Ben Nevis in the British Isles. It also advertises a cold remedy with Laxative Brom Quinine tablets and claims E W Groves signature appears on each box.
A Detroit judge cites studies claiming natural fishing induces calm, leisurely, logical thinking while noting some critics call the notion an awful whopper. The Milwaukee Journal reports the remark as part of a broader science discussion.
A box label for LaxaTive Bromo Quinine tablets notes a tonic laxative effect and claims no head discomfort. It bears E W Grovl's signature on the box. The brief item highlights the product's nervous system claim and packaging detail.
Geo S Rountree offers one half of his house for rent located on Jackson Street. Property features and terms not specified in the notice.
John Flamsteed became England’s first royal astronomer on March 4, 1675. He opposed Isaac Newton, whom he opposed for attempting to give him advice.
The notice asserts a refund offer if PAZO OINTMENT fails to provide restful sleep after the first application. The claim mentions a money back promise and emphasizes quick relief in a concise sales style.
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