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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
7
A stream of quotations and musings mix theology with social commentary. The fragmentary pieces name John Mason Broadus and other figures, discuss marriage law, virtue, and reform, and reference a testimonial about Chamberlains remedies. The text blends religious reflection with scattered contemporary concerns.
Dr. Harvey Hatcher returns to Jackson for 11 am Sunday service while the Methodist church shows renovation with nile green interiors and oak woodwork. Various pastors preach through the day and Wednesday prayer services remain scheduled after schedule shuffles due to conflicts.
The Swan & Arkell fleet launches ships on the 13th of each month. A cargo voyage to Valparaiso reveals a nocturnal stowaway haunting the ship. A mysterious man appears in the galley and on deck, jangling nails in his apron, vanishing as the crew seek him during the watch.
Lexington man M A Hogarty suffered yellow skin and eyes from jaundice and found no relief from doctors until he tried Electric Bitters. After taking two bottles he was wholly cured, demonstrating the remedy’s value for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Harris Drug Co offers the 50 cent remedy.
A Youth's Companion verse speaks of love guiding a speaker better than maps. The narrator prefers intimate places and friends over distant lands, saying the world lives in the heart as love marks every place with a friend. The piece contrasts travel imagery with personal bonds.
The crew of a ship wake to a ghostly apparition that haunts the voyage, but a decayed carpenter’s body is found hidden under floorboards. Police uncover Charles Saunders’s motive and confession for murdering John Walpole, ending with Saunders’s execution on the gallows.
The advertisement claims thousands cured and health restored by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It states coughing and lung troubles yield to the remedy when other treatments fail, even in hopeless cases. For sale by all medicine dealers.
An editor extols wealth by rejecting charity and friendship, urging ruthless accumulation. He warns riches arrive after decades of misery, death, and quarrels among heirs, claiming wealth will "pay the devil" and questioning the spirit's fate.
A cautionary note asserts a guarantee related to a product or remedy named Dr. Daliweir's Creep Pe 2. The text warns against improper use and states that trouble cases will be addressed if directions are followed. No clear dates or organizations are identified.
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