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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
3
The Remembetin official organ of Vidalia publishes city notices and local items from Thursday May 25 1922. It records community notices and public matters in a period voice.
The Advance will publish the Monitor during the summer due to editor Folsom's absence in Atlanta. Herman McBride will run the Monitor office and handle advertising and subscriptions, ensuring coverage of Montgomery and Vidalia regions with impartial reporting.
The Wheeler County Eagle reports Glenwood Knights of the Ku Klux Klan adopting a resolution to aid officers of the law in enforcing prohibition. They promise evidence and to stand by Glenwood and Wheeler County in pursuing whiskey dealers and to present all evidence to the grand jury.
Editor C D Rountree of the Wrightsville Headlight visits Brewton Parker Institute Mt Vernon and praises the school. He notes well organized facilities, active Baptist trustees, campus pigs and home cooked meals, and expresses admiration for the community and plans for future growth.
United States Department of Agriculture boll weevil specialists announce that mixing calcium arsenate with molasses and water offers no advantage and causes losses. They advocate dry calcium arsenate dusted on plants, ensuring complete coverage as trials show.
H B Folsom announces lease of the Montgomery Monitor to N C Napier of Vidalia Advance for summer. Advertising and job printing accounts dated May 15 go to new management and subscriptions remain with the new local team in Mt. Vernon.
Druggists advertise PAZO ointment for piles offering cure in six to fourteen days. If it fails to relieve itching bleeding or protruding piles it promises instant relief after first application and a restful sleep. Price is 60 cents.
A home remedy using garden sage tea plus sulphur darkens faded or gray hair. An easier option is Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, applied with a brush to damp hair, claiming gray hairs disappear after a few applications and hair becomes dark and glossy. The ad adds it is a cosmetic product, not a medicine.
About twenty five members of the W. B. M. U. met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. A. O. Johnson’s home Circle No. 3 led by Mrs. T. R. Lée. The gathering included a contest and progress conversations plus talks on aid work and plans for future action. Punch wafers and sandwiches were served and a business meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday at 4 30.
A vintage tonic advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifying and enriching iron and quinine syrup. It claims to boost energy, appetite, and color in cheeks, noting its pleasant taste and long-standing use in malaria cases and strength building for over thirty-five years.
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