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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr Tidbener’s Antiseptic as a pleasant stainless liquid that heals cuts and burns faster with less luger ing than greasy salves. Priced at 50 cents and sold at druggists.
Counterfeiters imitate DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve avoiding suspicion by packaging like the genuine product. Kodol Dispepsia Cure promises immediate relief and digestion aid. Testimonials praise Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for quick cures, with dealers selling both products nationwide.
An advertisement urges practical action and self care using Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic. It humorously instructs to apply the product to the body rather than a bicycle after an accidental mishap and promises quick results. The ad promotes keeping a bottle in a personal kit and lists a price of 50 cents.
A reflective item honors the kin of a revered king of heaven, noting acts of kindness as earthly echoes of celestial virtue and urging charitable conduct among readers.
Advertising copy touts Dr E Detchon’s Anti Diuretic as a remedy for bedwetting in children claiming it arrests the trouble at once. The ad notes price at one dollar and lists Harris Drug Co as the seller.
A brief observation warns that remarkable station surroundings should not distract from the core journey. The phrase emphasizes keeping focus on the train schedule and passenger safety amid grand design.
A cure advertised as New GREAT South AMERICAN KIDNEY Curt promises rapid relief in six hours for kidney and bladder complaints in men or women. It claims quick cessation of water retention and fast pain relief. Sold by Harris Drug Co. in Jackson, Georgia.
An old advertising line promotes Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic with a gunman referenced in a moral about fear. It claims relief from wounds and urges purchase by stating the product costs fifty cents at druggists.
An assortment of patent medicine pitches and promotional lines touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers One Minute Cough Cure and Dr Tichenor style remedies. The fragment mentions freight savings from J J Thornton and general wellness slogans urging quick relief and moral sentiments.
A historical notice quotes a former Atlanta mayor on paying for water to supply homes and promotes Indian Spring water as pure healthful, offered by James Harmon to support a young entrepreneur. It claims the water costs 25 cents a week and invites readers to request supply.
Advertisement for Dr Hobbs Pills from Remedy Co Chicago or New York promising cures for kidney ills with a broad medical claim.
Methodist Rev. L H Green writes to Jenkinsburg circuit churches urging faithful giving to support the Bishop's Fund Church Extension and Home Missions. He stresses a minimum average gift of one dollar and asks members to place payments in a provided envelope and attend the next meeting.
The document lists the grand jury and traverse jury for the August term in 1900. Names include D B Moore E P Newton A Jowles J J Wilson J D Aiken G W Kinsman J L Fincher J I Collins J L Wagner W B Dozier N H Greer F M Lawson J H McKibben G W White J H McCallum J E Hale J R Wright T J Mayo W P Nutt G E Harmon J W Cochran J R Watkins LM Atkinson S L Thompson J B Watkins W H Jenkins Sr W H Foster J W Carmichael F S Etheridge A B Smith B C Ward C A Garr J L Greshem H L Gray W F Nelson L J Ward G W Moore B F Watson Jr R V Smith Jr J J O Nea l W L Wilder R V Smith Jr J M Gaston W M Barkley J A King MG Bond J R Sams W P Elliott J H Cole H Cawthorn J W Minter A H Ogletree C L Maddox B A Bishop W A Waldrop M A Benson
Land for sale at Jackson on the first Tuesday in October for cash. One hundred four acres in good cultivation, well located near Stark and Barnetts Mill. Bounded east by Widow Barnes lands, west by J A Kitching, north by J L Barnett, south by Sanders and Mallett. Zeno Cook.
Wm. M. Mallet administrator of the T. L. Williams estate in Butts County Georgia petitions for discharge. This is to require all interested parties to show cause why discharge should not be granted at the regular October term of the county ordinary court to be held on the first Monday in October 1900. July 2, 1900. James F. Carmichael Ordinary.
J R MecCord and T W McCord as executors for John W McCord petition for discharge. Citizens must show cause against discharge at the court of ordinary in the county the first Monday in October 1900. Dated July 2 1900 J F Carmichael.
Pullman Sleeping Cars run between Atlanta and Chattanooga and Macon to Asheville. Drawing-room Buffet Sleeping cars operate Macon to Asheville, Macon to Kansas City via Jesup and Atlanta. Library Observation Cars link Macon to New York with connections at Atlanta Union Depot and Jesup for Jacksonville Tampa Savannah Columbia Washington and points east.
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