31 Jan 1896
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1896
Page
1
The Jackson Argus reports a new cotton factory planned in Jackson, Ga with 5,000 spindles and an estimated $60,000 cost. Local papers praise the venture, noting the town’s growth from a village to a hustling city and predicting the south will become a manufacturing hub.
Druggist Cailouete of Beaversville Illinois credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving his life after a fatal grippe ordeal. He tried many physicians but found no relief until using the remedy from his own store. After three bottles he recovered fully and urges readers to obtain a free trial at any drug store.
A renowned French chemist Louis Pasteur dies at seventy two after a life transforming biology and chemistry. Sir Joseph Lister credits him with essential medical advances including vaccines for hydrophobia and diseases in silkworms and grapevines. Pasteur’s work spanned fermentation and disease cures, ending in modest surroundings with his funeral rites highly honored by the French government.
An Atlanta based fencing purveyor known as the Wire Fence Man offers the best and cheapest fencing for all purposes. A free catalogue is available upon request.
An old advertisement touts Drummond's Lightning Remedy as a guaranteed cure for rheumatism. It sells two bottles by mail for $5 with express delivery and seeks agents to distribute the product.
A San Francisco woman sues her sister for 250000 alleging services rendered in promoting a marriage. She claims to have interviewed the prospective bridge groom at the sister's request and solicited him to keep fulfill and perform the contract.
A household remedy claims to cure rheumatism catarrh pimples blotches and diseases from impure blood. The ad cites thousands of cures and endorsers and offers botanic blood balm at one dollar per large bottle sold by druggists with a note to see the advertisement elsewhere.
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