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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
3
A Philadelphia Ledger description details a blue cloth skirt with three velvet bands, a blue silk tucked yoke blouse, and a blue velvet bolero with rosette bow. A second Paris Herald note mentions a violet satin lined mantle, illustrating period fashion with lace undersleeves and silk belts.
The London Standard notes a revival of historical styles using old pictures as templates. Anne Boleyn imagery inspires tea gowns with lace, satin, and gold cloth, while sleeves and bodices imitate antique silhouettes adapted for today.
A traveling mantle described as suede colored cloth and made in flat style is noted.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. The advertisement claims internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any uncured case. Includes testimonial requests and pills and fresh bakery items promo.
The article outlines new shirt waist types in plain and dotted flannels with pastel colors and bold options like reseda navy red and brown. Details include pearl or gilt buttons, thin lining, stitched bands and tiny tucks, coal sleeve emphasis, and silk waists with featherbone cording. black taffeta remains a standard wardrobe material valued at a dollar a yard with soft finish and lining for wear.
Gunn and Co offers quality guaranteed oysters each Saturday with fresh supplies and reliable sourcing for customers seeking seafood. Consumers can expect consistent quality and regular availability on weekly market visits.
An item repeats an S S S blood purifier testimonial linking cancer cure to blood purification and includes Mrs R Shirer’s account. A Washington Letter recalls a Lincoln golf anecdote about W J Bryan learning golf but fearing public mockery as a presidential candidate.
The story recounts Senator Sullivan arranging railroad passes for about 39 constituents, arguing to halve the list but planning to reclaim the unused names later. It also recalls Minnesota Senator Charles A. Towne receiving his first appointment telegram and the baggage handler recognizing his newly assumed title by voice.
The Paris National Library, founded in 1645 with 1300 volumes, now houses over 2,000,000 volumes. It contains about 280,000 works on French history and 611,000 on the history of other nations.
A witness from Dixie Kentucky describes lingering coughs until using Dr King s New Discovery. The ad style endorsement touts it as the best remedy for coughs colds throat chest and lung troubles with guarantees and trial bottles available at Harris Drug Store. Loren P Merrill recounts a Livermore old woman who fretted over a single unlit match in a bitter cold night as a cautionary tale.
Market notice promotes OX Guanos and acids manufactured in Tennessee. It promises best efforts to serve farmers and align with their interests in purchasing fertilizers.
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