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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
2
An editorial argues Georgians should reform convict camps to rehabilitate both white and Black prisoners. It condemns harsh, indiscriminate punishment and calls for separating whites from Black inmates, focusing on repentance, responsibility, and reducing violence in the system.
Announcements show bids for the Sixth Congressional District Dem primary in August 1932. Joan R. Coover seeks the Democratic nomination in Georgia with a pledge to support the Gammon people. C L Bartlett seeks re election based on record and asks Democratic voters’ support.
Attorney advertises services to practice in all courts with special attention to administrations of estates wills and damage suits. Office located over Moore's Bank Store Forsyth Georgia.
Wanted notices for next week advertise cleaning and pressing of men boys and ladies suits by J. Haskins. An accompanying health ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets promising agreeable bowel movement with no unpleasant effects and urges a trial, sold by All Dealers.
A health warning promotes avoiding calomel and mercury in medicines. It urges purchasing Dodson's Liver-Tone at Slaton's drugstore for liver relief instead, claiming it is a mild vegetable tonic with a money back guarantee for unsatisfied buyers.
Fragmentary text mentions medicines and names, including references to a doctor and place. The readable parts list Simmon’s Emer Medicine and a 25 hour time frame with unclear context. Names Jackson Dray appear, but the segment remains ambiguous and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
A garbled clipping mentions Mrs Henry of Akron Michigan recounting how Steethia managed with limited resources. The fragment references care, a run for “Gelble,” and mentions a bicycle for sale by all dealers.
Certification states the Foley trolley and Tar Compound contains no opiates or habit forming drugs and offers healing for coughs colds and throat irritations. The genuine product comes in a yellow package, sold by all dealers with no substitutes.
Mrs William T Powers announces private dancing lessons at her home. She will receive pupils at any time with very reasonable terms.
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