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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
7
A reflective, period voice discusses virtue, contentment and the soul’s faculties, contrasting puritan ideals with scientific and religious thought. The excerpt critiques gloom, asserts contentment as a full harmonization of feeling will and action, and weaves in anecdotes and moral aphorisms. A medical advertisement closes, claiming a new cure and promising guarantees.
A fragmentary ad style note references Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy used for infants and recovery stories. It mentions medicine dealers, DeWitt’s pills, and Dr. Carmichael with claim of liver support and easy taking, all in an old business-card tone.
June talk of the commissioner highlights peach grading and packing to prevent spoilage and boost profits. It covers cabin packing practices, carrier counts, and the value of canning and evaporating as alternatives, plus sugar cane prospects and farm manure storage advice.
J W Harris of Cartersville asks where to find a market for 100 tons of wheat hay. Atlanta grass and grain merchants will try a commission sale to create demand for Georgia grasses, including Bermuda and peavine, if a uniform bale size and supply are maintained. They note western grasses dominate due to consistency and urge local farmers to build a steady, uniform product while Professor McCandless analyzes Georgia wheat hay for publication.
Thousands report restored health and happiness after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The ad promises relief for threats and lung trouble, noting cures for chronic coughs and seemingly hopeless cases. Sold by all medicine dealers.
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