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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1896
Page
6
A letter from M. M. F. in the Rome Tribune urges boys to sow wheat instead of wild oats. He recalls boyhood peers who chased rowdy fame and wasted opportunities, warning that true manliness comes from upright conduct, study, and useful pursuits.
The article extols friendship as the best yield in life and urges nurturing bonds to avoid enmity. It stresses kindness even in opposition and notes lasting scars from anger. It also mentions Geo A Mills of Lebanon Conn who found relief from rheumatism using Chamberlains Pain Balm sold by W L Carmichael Druggist.
An essay extols a universal faith centered on love and brotherhood. It describes the true believer as patient, generous, and hopeful, viewing earthly flaws as minor and trusting in divine mercy and the ultimate revelations beyond life.
The Jacksonville Times-Union reports recalling some missionaries to Scioto county Ohio where a nine year old girl was fined five dollars and fifty cents for whispering in church amid accusations of rank heathenism.
A Cincinnati Gazette excerpt warns that colds can lead to serious illness if neglected and recommends Chamberlain's Remedy sold by Dr. W. J. Carmichael. It also mentions an Oklahoma moonshiner killed by officers while drawing two government pensions, highlighting a case of criminal end and publicity.
Harris and Buquo of Erin Tenn announce a large workforce and praise Drummond Lightning Remedy for rheumatism. They claim four cures and no failures, offering two large bottles for five dollars by express. Agents wanted.
Julia E Johnson of Stafford's P O South Carolina says she suffered thirteen years with eczema and was bedridden at times before Blood Balm cured her. She asks publishers to share the testimonial to help others with similar conditions.
Local notice lists blank papers for sale including mortgage forms deeds rent notes and liens at Aneus office. An advertisement seeks ideas for a patent and mentions a 9000 prize with unclear details.
A block of marketing copy urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure-all and urges faithful use. It also mentions Hood's Pills as vegetable and priced 25 cents. The other excerpt describes a New Yorker reading a rural weekly on a train, contrasting hometown print with metropolitan papers.
This advertisement touts Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment as superior for eczema tetter salt rheum scald head sore nipples chapped hands itching piles burns frost bites chronic sore eyes and granulated eyelids. Sold by druggists at 25 cents per box.
Horse owners urged to use Dr Cady's Condition Powders to tone the system aid digestion cure loss of appetite relieve constipation correct kidney disorders destroy worms and revive an overworked horse. Priced at 2 1/2 cents per package sold by druggists.
Montgomery Ward and Co at 116 Michigan Avenue Chicago promotes its store with products and general notices for customers. The item reflects a metropolitan retailer’s regional presence and catalog style outreach to shoppers.
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