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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
5
The Jackson Institute offers commodious, well furnished buildings and a high quality curriculum. Pupils are prepared for classes at top colleges with unsurpassed facilities and a liberal education at very small cost. For particulars address.
A Jackson gathering in 1901 expresses gratitude to Chairman J C Dan for his dignified leadership and courtesy. It applauds Hon C S Maddox for hospitality and the conductor Mr Gaertner for his earnest work. The group praises the Jackson Chautauqua Association’s program and thanks Jackson citizens for warm hospitality, requesting publication of the resolutions.
A young woman visiting the city falls ill and returns home to relatives. A suitor who spent time with her shares a Frank L Stanton poem about longing while noting her distant heart and suggesting she looks to home for comfort. The piece ends with the editor’s implied sympathy.
A Kansan reader from Alma dated December 22, 1900 praises Caldwell’s Impepsia Syrup as superior to all laxatives and tonics. The testimonial notes his wife uses it and believes it fulfills all claims, sent via Harris Drug Co.
Grand jurors and traverse jurors named for the August term of Butts County Superior Court in 1901. Includes R. L. Allen, G. W. Hauesler, Joe E. Maddox, J. E. Hale, W. E. Gray, W. W. Weaver, and many others across two jury panels.
A Mound City druggist reports high satisfaction with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. He says it cured his own stomach trouble after many customers praised it, and he unhesitatingly recommends the laxative and stomach remedy. Sold by Harris Drug Co.
Dr W A Nelson commends the Jackson Chau tauqua and its speakers Gearhart and Wendling for elevating the community. Reports on church services, Sunday schools, midweek prayer meetings, and a weekly poem by Carmichael’s buggy poets are noted alongside updates on church attendance and charitable work at the North Georgia Home for orphans.
The article describes the modern horse show as a social event beyond the horses themselves, tracing its rise from New York City’s annual November event at Madison Square Garden and noting how other cities like Atlanta imitate it. It highlights renovations at Atlanta’s Fair Coliseum to provide ample seating and modern amenities, promising a transformed spectacle with elaborate arena design, lighting, decorations, and fashionable attendees.
Early use of Dr. King's New Life Pills would have saved him. They strengthen the stomach aid digestion improve appetite. Price 25e. Money back if not satisfied. Sold by Harris Drug Co.
The advertisement claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve will quickly and permanently heal piles. It warns buyers to beware of counterfeit products and notes Dr. W. L. Carmichael as a referenced authority.
A brief notice highlights satisfactory school facilities and dormitory conditions as already in place. It notes evident progress in educational environment quality and promises continued investment in student housing and classrooms.
Mrs. J. Lindsay Johnson of Rome announces a personal agricultural exhibit at the Southern Inter-State Fair. As president of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs she will head the Womens Work department but showcase in the Agricultural Building competing with top farmers. Five premium prizes total 300, 200, 100, 60 and 40 dollars plus additional prizes offered by the Association. inquire with Secretary T. H. Martin in Atlanta for the premium list.
The Southern Inter-State Fair in Atlanta reappoints the Department of Woman's Work to the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs under Mrs. J. Lindsay Johnson. Her leadership has boosted female participation and the premiums are liberal. Send your name to Secretary T. H. Martin in Atlanta for the premium list.
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