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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
7
The Argus reports a community project titled Cook Book for One Dollar issued by the Sheriff and Ordinary of Butts County as the official county paper. The notice underscores local civic involvement and public access to a curated cookbook.
Reverend John L. Scudder of the First Congregational Church in Jersey City advocates cheerful amusements for youths and adults. He plans church sponsored games and events, including bowling and a nursery, arguing that religion can be joyful without a long face. The piece notes this iconoclastic stance in the shift to more liberal days.
The firm Carter and Benson dissolved on January 1 1908. O L Carter assumed all outstanding indebtedness and released J W Benson from all connection with the firm.
Secretary Wilson explains the Pure Feed Law aims to inform customers about drug contents in medicines. It requires listing opium morphine and other habit forming drugs on each bottle label. Chamberlain's Gough Remedy is claimed to contain none of these drugs and is sold by Jamerson Drug Co in Jackson Georgia.
Advertisement from Jos L. Wagner and Son seeking scrap iron brass copper and lead. Declares purchase request and contact for arrangements.
A fragment from a campus piece features Miss Wilkins as teacher Miss Jene Smith and a cast including Hazel Hunter Dorcas Greer Julia Jermaine Matrig Currey Winnie Wallace Bessie Bloodworth Lottie Lawrence Margaret Manning Ethel Edward Mary Minturn and Miss Sara Thompson with a Gypsy fortune teller revealing grave secrets in a dramatic school scene.
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