Barrow to Speak at Emanuel Institute Commencement
Chancellor David C. Barrow of the University of Georgia will deliver the commencement address at Emanuel County Institute in Twin City on May 30 at 8:30 PM. A 34-student graduating class includes 16 boys. A dinner at Hotel Albert in Graymont precedes the event.
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David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
David
Twin City
Emanuel County Institute
Barrow
Georgia
Emanuel County
Barrows
Hotel Albert
Graymont
Are You An Ailing Woman Here is Vital Advice
A wartime era advice note describes a woman who suffered two years with an achy illness diagnosed as organic. After limited relief from a doctor’s treatment she tried Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription on a friend’s recommendation. Initial doses helped, and she regained faith in the remedy. The message urges obtaining the product from a local druggist in liquid or tablet form.
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Jonesboro
N. C
Dr. Pierce
Hannah McCain
S S to Send Representatives to Wesleyan
The Sunday School cabinet of the McRae District plans to have at least one representative from every charge attend the Wesleyan College school of methods on June 28. It will award a standard Sunday School Library to the school with the largest attendance. Some schools will cover their delegates' expenses, with tuition and board set at ten dollars per student.
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Wesleyan School of Methods
Toombs County Board of Roads and Revenues Meets in Lyons
Toombs County Georgia held a called session May 22 1922 at Lyons courthouse with Commissioners Odom Donovan MacCullough Stanley and Gace. Attending were County Attorney Giles Clerk Goddard and Supt. Johnson. The board ratified a March 13 1922 resolution to rebuild Wilkes Bridge and Hickson Ford Bridge and adjusted Federal Aid Project Route 30 to start at the Tattnall County line and extend west toward Lyons as funds permit. The meeting adjourned after no further business.
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Georgia
Toombs
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Court House
City of
Lyons
Dan Odom
W. O. Donovan
F. L. MacCullough
C. L. Stanley
B. H. Gace
E. J. Giles
F. F. Goddard
J. B. Johnson
Wilkes Bridge
Pendleton Creek
Hickson Ford
Swift Creek
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Vidalia
Toombs County
Montgomery County
Tattnall County
State Highway Department
Georgia Forestry Committee Calls Statewide Timber Convention
The Georgia Forestry Committee urges action as Georgia faces a 50 percent drop in lumber output since 1909 and many mills closing. A June 6 and 7 convention at Macon City Auditorium will discuss preserving forests, forming a permanent forestry association, and boosting state welfare with local and national speakers including Governor Hardwick and Col. William B. Greely.
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Georgia
South
Gerfia
Pacific Coast
Georgia Forestry Committee
Macon
George Forestry Association
Thos. W. Hardwick
Col. Wm. B. Greely
United States
Adrew M. Soule
Rgia State College of Agriculture
Col
M. L. Alexander
Louisiana
Theo Gamble
Savannah
Naval Stores Review
Russell W. Bennett
Southern Create Manufacturers Association
Bonnell H. Stone
Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days
Lax Fos with Pepsin is a syruphonic laxative for habitual constipation. It relieves promptly and should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. It stimulates and regulates and is very pleasant to take. 60c per bottle.
Mt Moriah Club Newa Meeting and Market Basketwork
Members attended a Saturday meeting with all but two present. They worked on market baskets then sang, practiced yells, and planned to finish baskets next meeting. Members share large tomatoes ripening and navy blue color with motto to make better best.
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Tattnall Journal
Reidsville
Greenville
Claxton
Wty
Metter Advertiser
Swainsboro
Soperton News
Treutlen
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Organization
Brooklyin
Brooklyn
Juvenile Court of Justice
Trueden County
John T. Ragan & Company
Vidalia, Georgia
S. S
Wesleyan
Cardus
Cardui
MT. Moriah Club
NEWA
Minnie Bowen
Kodakers
KODAK
Knight
Doyle C. “Knight
Dublin
Kodaker
Smith Bros. Bakery
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