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Special Holiday Edition Promises Wide Reach in Butts County
Our special holiday edition will publish on the 20th instant, reaching every home in Butts County via tax digest mailings. Jackson businesses are urged to place ads to seize holiday trade exposure and ensure inclusion in the issue.
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Tar Arcus
Butts County
Jackson
Critics Denounce Football as Barbarism in College Life
A public critique condemns intercollegiate football as a barbaric practice that distracts students from study. The writer urges universities to focus on intellectual development and cites Mercer University and Emory College as models for valuing scholarship over sport. The piece references a Minneapolis execution and questions moral sensibilities.
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Samson
Boggs
State University
Mercer University
Emory College
Republicans Rule With Narrow Partisan Campaign Tone
The text argues the Republicans will run the next campaign on narrow party lines and widen the split in the Democratic party. It accuses Reid of pursuing bossism and notes a mock reference to Georgia convicts and Jerry Simpson.
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Reid
Georgia
Jerry Simpson
Republican Congress
Sam
Leckless
Georgia Convict Camps Under Fire for Cruel Conditions
A legislative committee report condemns Georgia convict camps as inhumane with scant clothing, scarce meat, inadequate footwear, and brutal punishment. The piece calls for abolition of the system and road labor for convicts, while also noting political clashes over Ambassador Bayard and other national issues.
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Jerusalem
Georgia
What Ails You Rheumatism Cure Offer
Sudden darting pains in joints or muscles recur with cold and appear in new places. Send five dollars to the Drummond Medicine Co. for a month of Dr. Drummond's Lightning Remedy for Reumatism. They will send two large bottles by return express. Delay is dangerous with Rheumatism and the ad seeks agents.
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Drummond Medicine Co
New York
Louis D. Brennecke
Walhalla
S. C
Drummon
Castoria and City Tax Notice Prompts Closing Books
When Baby was sick we gave Castoria. When she was a Child she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss she clung to Castoria. When she had Children she gave them Castoria. Please pay your City Tax at once as my books will close Dec 20. J. L. Lyons CT See offer to those securing largest subscriber list for The Arcus.
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Castoria
J. L. Lyons
Arcus
J. L. Lyon Cc. T. Cc
Local Stand Sells Warm Drinks for Five Cents
A small cafe advertises hot chocolate, hot beef tea, hot cocoa, hot lemon, and hot ginger for five cents a cup. Dr W L Carinichae is listed as the contact.
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Dr. W. L. Carinichae
Nervous Prostration Cured By Hood s Sarsaparilla
Patient from Allegheny Pa reports relief from nervous prostration after using Hood s Sarsaparilla. Sleep return and appetite improve after first bottle, with continued benefits after a second. Also includes a probate notice from J M Barnes estate and administration concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hooch
J. Edward Biffle
Madison Ave
Allegheny
Correction on Thornton’s stable horse deaths
The last issue overstated deaths at Mr. Thorntons stables. Only one horse died and it arrived sick, having caught a cold in transit. No contagious or infectious disease affected the remaining stock, and the stables are free from disease. The correction protects Mr. Thornton’s trade.
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Mr. Thornton
City Tax Reminder From J L Lyon Co
A city tax notice urges timely payment with a closing date of December 20. J L Lyon Co issues the reminder emphasizing urgency for taxpayers to settle before the cutoff.
Rheumatism Relief Praised by Hartwick Lumberman
The wife of prominent Hartwick lumberman Mr 9. Robin was sick with rheumatism five months. Robinson reports Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the only relief that gave rest from pain and cites many cures. Sold by Dr. W L Carmichael for 50 cents per bottle.
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Robin
Hartwick
Robinson
Chamberlain
W. L. Carmichael
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