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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1896
Page
7
The Southern Cultivator of Atlanta Ga announces a grand educational offer to readers. It invites subscribers to form the largest number of words from the letters in the word and promises an important educational prize, highlighting the paper’s patriotic spirit and public-spirited design.
The Jackson Argus announces a contest offering full education including tuition board and travel at Southern States colleges. Prizes go to the four largest word lists sent, with additional offers of one year of The Argus and Southern Cultivator for $1.00. Address Jackson Ga.
A Washington jewelry dealer Mr Frank B Martin describes severe contagious blood poison and a costly failed medical course before praising Swift’s S S S remedy. He credits 18 bottles with curing four years no relapse and warns against mercury while offering free literature from Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA. A separate note mentions a Michigan paper mill worker finding $65 in an envelope among rags.
Farmers are advised to break land now rather than wait until spring to avoid hard, packed soil. Deep plowing brings up subsoil, turns under surface residues, and improves moisture retention. Fall work also reduces soil erosion and improves spring readiness, especially on stiff lands.
About 8000 children in twenty five London schools were tested by Carter’s method and only forty percent had normal vision in both eyes. The Atlanta Journal will publish an almanac for 1897 with South info. The Memphis Scimitar notes only crime now punishable in Kansas courts is attempting to collect loan repayments.
An editorial urging readers to spend locally with home people to boost neighborhood prosperity. It argues that when neighbors prosper, the community gains, reinforcing mutual support and economic health.
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