Practicing Physician Vidalia Office in Post Office Building
A practicing physician operates from the Post Office Building in Vidalia Georgia with contact numbers Res 84 3 and Office 84 2.
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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
5
A practicing physician operates from the Post Office Building in Vidalia Georgia with contact numbers Res 84 3 and Office 84 2.
A writer expresses gratitude to unknown individuals who entered the garage and returned the car in good condition after mud exposure. The note asks for the car key to be left on the front step and hints at a flour theft from a freight car. The author cannot thank them in person.
The article highlights strong public trust in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic, with doctors and druggists praising its effectiveness and safety.
A compilation of residents visiting relatives in Dublin Valdosta Albany Hazlehurst and Birmingham plus several local trips and social events. Notables include Mrs W E Walker visiting her mother in Dublin and the Junior Senior Prom at Rev K R Andersons home with color themed decor and an ice course.
The 20th Century Woman's Club held its final year meeting last Thursday afternoon at Mrs. E. L. Meadows home. Hostesses were Mrs. Meadows Mrs. Donovan and Miss Nora Brazell Prof. W L Downs spoke on aiding Scout Troops summer camps Delegates report from the 12th district club meeting was presented Officers gave full reports and a salad course was served.
The W. M. S. met Tuesday afternoon at the parsonage hosted by Mesdames Dukes Thomas Sutton and Blitch. Mrs. W. T. French led a program on the early church and Meth odism in Nashville focusing on McKendree church. Four ladies presented a dialogue about M. E. Publishing House activities. three new members joined and visitors Mrs. Littlejohn Birmingham and Miss Dickerson Birmingham attended.
Miss Nina Green, a Vidalia public school teacher, received a bridal shower hosted by Mrs W B Bragg at Mrs J W Poe’s home. Guests wrote favorite recipes for a keepsake book, sent telegrams, and enjoyed a kitchen gifts display with pink and white decor and a bride and groom Cupid motif. A wagon of gifts was found after a blindfolded tour, and a Bride’s slippers ice cream crowned the event.
Mrs. J. E. Schumpert entertained at three tables of bridge on Thursday morning. The guests included Mrs. Durgin. The home was decorated with white lilies and a salad course was served after the game.
The Rock Club enjoyed a Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs J T Ragan with guest of honor Mrs Durginsoft Washington and Mrs Gibson of Macon. The home featured garden flowers and light refreshments were served to members and invited guests.
The advertisement claims 666 quickly relieves constipation biliousness loss of appetite and headaches caused by torpid liver. It asserts rapid action and broad healing scope with no cited clinical evidence or dosage details.
Local dewberry growers report heavy shipments to markets this week with Baltimore and Atlanta as key destinations. Increased acreage aims to enable carload shipments and better returns as berries reach New York and other eastern cities.
Specially prepared Syruphonic Laxative for Habitual Constipation. Relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. Stimulates and Regulates. Very pleasant to take. 60 cents per bottle.
Claim that worms cause unhealthy color and stomach issues in children and that Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic enriches blood and digestion. It says regular use for two or three weeks will expel worms and restore health, with a pleasant taste at 60 cents per bottle.
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