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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1896
Page
8
Mrs. William McKinley will not assume social duties as First Lady due to ill health. Her niece Miss Mary Barber, a 24 year old charming young woman, will act as the White House mistress under the new regime.
An Edgerton Kansas parent testifies about Bertie Barber, a 13 year old afflicted with a nervous disorder threatening St Vitus dance. After taking Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, Bertie improves, gains weight, and becomes a confident active girl. The testimonial endorses the pills as a cure and urges others with similar illness to try them.
The Baltimore Sun outlines partridge habits from ground roosting sentinels to covey fleeing after flush. It notes nesting by females with 10 to 20 eggs, male status during incubation, and rare multiple broods starting May 1. It warns hunters may kill entire coveys leaving breeders. A Hood's Sarsaparilla ad follows.
Nominated judges will be elected in December with the plan to avoid opposition, signaling a smooth electoral process for judges this year.
A quotation from the Columbus Ledger laments universal bad breath from the stomach and endorses Simmons Liverulator as a remedy. It argues true prosperity must aid farmers, mechanics, and capitalists alike, criticizing mills owned by trusts while workers are underpaid.
The advertisement claims labor is eased by new inventions but nothing matches Simmons Liver Regulator. It promises to brighten hours, lift spirits, and improve overall health by toning and strengthening a sluggish liver, described as essential for a vibrant life.
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