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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1896
Page
1
A local sale offers four thousand dollars worth of shoes from Hamilton and Brown Evitt Bros Rockland Shoe Co and others at less than cost. The event targets men women and children with bargain prices on celebrated makes.
A local column urges Jackson Georgia to build shelter for stock on main streets, add residences, lower rents, and promote progress including a telephone exchange. It discusses credit use for guano, civic pride, street lighting, public schools, and a proposed court house funded by twenty year bonds.
A nostalgic lament from the Dalton Citizen pleads for real, traditional foods over modern substitutes. The poem wanders through tired riffs on leather steak doughnuts and rubber meat, yearning for honest butter jam milk pie and grandmotherly kindness.
Julian Johnson of Stafford's P. O. South Carolina says years of eczema ended after using Blood Balm. He reports severe itching and bed confinement prior to treatment and requests publication to help others with similar suffering.
An Atlanta based maker touts WireFence 1.01 as the best and cheapest cutting tool for all purposes. The brief ad invites readers to write for details and claims high quality at low cost.
Local photographer J B Guthrie resumes indoor portrait work, shifting from earlier plans to build an in factory set and is ready to photograph residents again.
An old advertisement urges Spring use of Simmons Liver Regulator to wake the liver and prevent illnesses like malaria and rheumatism. It touts the product as the best blood purifier, the king of liver remedies, with a distinctive red Z on packaging from J. H. Zeilin & Co. of Philadelphia.
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