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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
2
The piece argues against a naval arms race urging the U S to focus on developing domestic resources roads agriculture and commerce rather than expanding battleships and army. It notes Japan faces other regional powers and suggests internal growth would better secure the nation.
Local residents and riders complain about idle streetcar tracks along Third Street causing damaged buggy wheels and bicycle spills. They urge authorities to compel franchise owners to establish a line or show clear prospects soon, or face steps to remove the nuisance.
A local campaign urges everyone to attend a church Sunday to promote Go to Church Day. Started weeks ago, the effort invites both nonattenders and regular worshippers to participate, learn, and broaden perspectives through houses of worship.
The Lyons Progress urges farmers to plant oats, predicting high feed prices next spring. The editorial claims a large oat crop will save farmers dollars and cents and describes advice as valuable and free for disappointing yields.
A brief humor note cites a cartoonish exchange about training dogs with direct speech. The gag implies swift understanding when addressed, contrasting human and canine perception in a playful tone.
The Kansas City Star remarks on a senator’s corn eating as a playful aside and praises Georgia's two able Senators Bacon and Smith for making history in Washington with reforms. The piece calls them Wilson’s right hand men and notes their influence.
Business manager Halstead of the Constitution gave a fine speech before the Rotary Club a few days ago. The remarks were urged as essential reading for every newspaper man.
The Atlanta corn show closes the most successful year for its organization and signals a broader push toward diversified farming across the state. Economically the South is entering a new era of prosperity as progress accelerates.
A Montana postmaster pleaded guilty to stealing funds from a post office claiming the government could afford the loss. The item cites concern over published editorial rules and urges editors to avoid disseminating such copy to prevent influencing ignorant minds.
A quotation urging a pro home economy stance, advocating living at home buying locally and supporting home manufacturers as a path to prosperity in the South. The line frames economic self reliance as essential for a prosperous future.
Churchill argues for shifting from battleship construction to road building and education as a broad policy. He contends a resource rich and developed nation deters foreign attack and strengthens national resilience despite anti Hearst sentiment.
The passage urges growth of the societies aimed at reducing excess gift giving and emphasizes that charity should lead Christmas spirit rather than lavish presents, urging a modest, thoughtful approach.
The note praises the American Press for a new feature named the Chamber of Horrors and commends editors while accusing others of greed and misconduct.
Morning note questions a breakfast ritual without eggs, playful take on preference and routine. The voice hints at simple, comforting choices and a light culinary curiosity.
Mrs Rosa Thaxton applied for twelve months support from the estate of D F Thaxton and appraisers were appointed to set apart the same. All concerned must show cause before the Court of Ordinary of Groreta-Butts County on the first Monday in January 1814 why the application should not be granted. Dated December 2 1913 J H Ham Ordinary.
W H Watkins applied to be appointed permanent administrator of P R Watkins estate Grorgtan Butts County. The Court of Ordinary will hear the petition at the regular January 1914 term. J H Ham Ordinary signs the notice on December 1 1913.
The legal advertisements of Butts County will switch from The Jackson Argus to The Butts County Progress after January 1 1914 for the year 1914. Dated December 2 1914. S.S. Foster, C.S.C. L. M. Crawford, Sheriff.
A speaker argues that frequent theatregoers who attend daily and Sundays limit personal growth. He notes that restricting life to a single sphere narrows character, while a churchgoing worldly man may become broader than many self labelled Christians or sinners.
A tramp rang a door bell on Euclid Avenue and asked the woman who opened the door to ask the doctor if he had a pair of old pants to give away. The woman replied I am the doctor and the tramp did not wait for the pants.
In a Georgian era moment, a woman admonishes a youth to remove his arm from her waist while another replies that she should speak to him since he is a stranger to her. The exchange highlights propriety norms of public decorum.
A reflective note on human resilience amid repeated folly as springtime optimism battles weariness. The line suggests hope enduring despite ongoing foolishness influencing mood and outlook.
A frustrated caller asks Central for a suggestion of a wrong number to dial to reach Main 8461. The exchange implies difficulty in reaching the intended line.
The text questions whether rising women’s independence and divorce rates will drive a widening gap between sexes. It argues this could affect population dynamics and suggests that slowing population growth may occur until production catches up with a larger base.
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