Tobacco habit cure proposal by Naren Cho urged
A short note suggests a guaranteed tobacco habit cure by Naren Cho from the Dook Adove No 1LOr DRC. The fragmentary text is terse and lacks verifiable details.
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1896
Page
8
A short note suggests a guaranteed tobacco habit cure by Naren Cho from the Dook Adove No 1LOr DRC. The fragmentary text is terse and lacks verifiable details.
Extreme heat early in the season drives a clearance of dress fabrics. Five patterns drop from 1.25 yd to 0.50 yd and five more from 1.10 yd to 0.40 yd. Some patterns once $10 to $16 now sell for 2 to 4.50. Customers shifting to dimities lawns organdies and linens. Limited stock remains.
A fresh supply of printed warp silks arrives offering satin for independent skirts with attractive patterns and popular prices.
The April 1896 meeting in Jackson Georgia opened at the courthouse under W M Mallet to elect a new executive committee and chairman. A. A. Rose was named secretary as delegates were chosen from districts and a June 6 primary was debated with a 71 to 83 vote in favor of June 6 versus October 7. The mass meeting adjourned sine die.
A column extols Thomas Edison for telegraph, telephone, light, phonograph and cinema advances while urging youth to avoid party politics. It notes a Valdosta area teacher, A W Stozier, stabbed by a pupil, John Davis, during an attempted punishment, with wounds to chest and back.
Fragmentary text mentions a person or term Shellaberger and references fencing in Atlanta Georgia with general, unclear context. Details are insufficient to determine who she is or the nature of the event.
The piece argues Latin preserves precision and safety in medicine as it is universal and unchanged and gives an example of how English could mislead a patient. It then lists resolutions from the Butts county Democratic Executive Committee outlining a June 6, 1896 primary, eligibility rules, oath, and how results will be consolidated.
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