Visiting Brothers Welcome at Odd Fellows Hall Meetings
The notice invites visiting brothers to every Thursday night gatherings at the Odd Fellows Hall on Railroad Avenue.
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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
6
The notice invites visiting brothers to every Thursday night gatherings at the Odd Fellows Hall on Railroad Avenue.
Ad promotes Bromo Quinine tablets claiming to remove the cause of colds and influenza. The box bears E. W. Grove’s signature and the price is 30 cents.
A Duluth Herald aphorism notes that silence and women, inherently thrifty, avoid using expensive items.
An advertising notice for LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN claims it cures habitual constipation with a syrupy laxative. The product relieves promptly and should be taken 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. It stimulates and appeases and is very pleasant to take. Price 60 cents per bottle. stormry errs.
The clipping uses rink slang to label a hockey contest. The brief confirms local sports coverage with a quick note on terminology and game context.
Instant relief for itching piles and prolapsing symptoms with PAZO OINTMENT. Claims include itching relief and improved sleep after first use with a refund if not cured.
An old advertisement claims Mount Everest rivals the combined heights of Mount Cook Fuji Yama and Ben Nevis. It promotes a cold remedy named LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with E W Grove’s signature on each box and a 30 cent price tag.
Detroit court hints fishing induces calm and logical thinking amid odd claims. The Milwaukee Journal cites humorous remarks and mentions quinoid tonics and laxatives. An advertisement notes Laxabromo Quinine tablets with Grove signature box and a rental notice for half a Jackson Street house by Geo S. Rountree.
B P Jackson advertises loans on residence or store property in Vidalia for five years at 6 or 7 percent interest depending on security class. Borrowers may repay any portion in $100 increments at any interest period, with no obligation to repay early.
A brief aphorism from The Dutch Herald notes that forgiveness for an enemy is harder when you learn he is a better cleaner and saner man than you.
Druggists refund manor if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Instantly relieves Itching Piles and you can get restful sleep after first application. FOR SALE Barb ham and Mixed Peas see Dr L H Darby 12-19. Time to protect your Tobacco Crop get your Hail Insurance from A C Jenkins opposite Postoffice Vidalia Ga.
An ad for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic touts its tasteless iron and quinine formula as a blood purifier and strengthener. It promises purified blood, improved appetite, and noticeable color in the cheeks, appealing to both adults and children and claiming malaria and grip germ destruction. Price listed as 60 cents.
A London Weekly Telegraph quip notes a landlady telling a nocturnal lodger that late arrivals disrupt her sleep. The witty exchange highlights strict house rules and public commentary on shared living.
An advertisement claims children with worms show unhealthy color and stomach issues. It promotes GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as a two to three week remedy to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the system. The tonic supposedly expels worms and restores health, priced at 60 cents per bottle.
A line reflecting a view on schooling and parental limits appears in a historical context. It suggests how a boy may perceive education as less inspiring when his father, despite schooling, cannot provide further help beyond the eighth grade. The note underscores social constraints in learning.
A reflection on how a wife may boost her husband’s status by expanding his family connections. It notes social position is relative and depends on living in a town where people are less or more important than oneself.
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