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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1896
Page
4
The Argus announces a Thursday morning issue change and lists local items. It notes a candidate for Rome council, party tensions, Georgia politics, and praise for Robt L Berner of Forsyth as a strong Congress contender.
Governor hearing reveals damaging testimony about lessees and convict treatment. Critics argue some inmates are treated shamefully and punished with barbarous methods while lacking adequate clothing and food to satisfy basic hunger.
A historical reflection describes Spain once dominant in Europe losing power after the 1588 Armada and naval triumphs. The piece draws a parallel to contemporary weakness as it succumbs to internal divisions and external influences, shrinking from a great empire into a fragile state.
The piece argues Weyler will pursue a harsh policy to crush the Cuban rebellion and criticizes US tame diplomacy. It recalls French aid at Yorktown and Exeter, questions Congress for denying recognition to Cuba, and suggests gratitude for historical French support.
A local observer notes men eagerly read sensational Looking Glass articles from a street newsvendor. He argues cheap sensational papers and Sunday inserts thrive on demand, while church members contribute by reading and supporting them.
In a letter to the editor of Arcus, a Georgia daily lauds the weekly for its high quality and broad appeal. The note highlights advertising strength, local development support in Butts county and Jackson, and the paper’s ongoing progress through persistent effort. It also reports on Jackson Institute’s two literary societies holding a joint meeting with engaging music and strong student recitations.
The piece highlights Dr. W. L. Carmichael Druggist as a reliable source for the latest in medicine and advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds croup and whooping cough urging readers to try it for satisfactory results.
A portrait of a cheerful Jackson grocer known for a perpetual smile and sunny outlook. The article extols his humor and generosity, noting his habit of selling groceries while sharing wit and wisdom, leaving customers feeling uplifted and hoping to emulate his cheerful spirit.
W P Holden, a West Brimfield merchant and postmaster, reports his friend's child recovered from a severe cold after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The ad touts the remedy for acute throat and lung troubles and claims it is safe for children. Sold by Dr. W L Carmichael, Druggist.
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