Notice to Correspondents at The Argus
The Argus states unsigned communications will not be published unless a signature is provided or the writer requests withholding.
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
2
The Argus states unsigned communications will not be published unless a signature is provided or the writer requests withholding.
A civic appeal urges residents to support local boosters and participate in town growth. It emphasizes collective effort, discourages criticism, and calls on everyone to contribute now or never.
A concise portrait of President Wilson as a quietly practical leader who avoids spectacle. He acts like a busy banker, skips theater pomp, substitutes Navy vessels for private yachts, and adopts simple dress, arguing that common sense guides his private and official conduct.
The Senate rejected Georgia's A O Bacon for temporary president amid a reorganization along progressive lines. The Atlanta Georgian blamed Hoke Smith, but Senate and Tillman exonerated Smith. Hearst biased attack noted. Smith backed key bills including a national banking amendment aiding farmers.
Easter day is hailed as regal and full of hope. The piece urges visitors to cemeteries and churches to leave flowers for the dead and to share blooms with the sick, shut-ins, and the poor, noting children’s hunger for kindness and love.
An aged Connecticut man shares life advice to stay well with temperance, patience, exercise, and cheer. An advertisement for Vinol claims it strengthens the elderly, with a Columbus Georgia testimonial from Mrs. Mary Ivey and a money-back guarantee through Jackson Drug Co. in Jackson, Georgia.
An advertisement extols Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. It highlights Pepsin and Bismuth as key aids, promises prompt relief, and offers a money back guarantee. The piece notes three sizes and Rexall stores in the US, Canada, and Britain. It also mentions veterans reunitions in Virginia and Georgia considering scheduling issues.
A long-suffering woman once barred entry is moved to kindness when a visitor offers a blooming rose. The act, tied to Easter, transforms hostility into friendship and urges readers to act with courage and generosity in the season.
A local pharmacy advertises Dr Miles Laxative Tablets marketed for children claiming gentle relief. The listing emphasizes safety and suitability for young users.
The state reunion dates remain July 16 and 17 in Brunswick for Confederate veterans despite earlier requests from the state command and Americus camp to shift them. The Blue reunion dates were noted as a conflicting factor in earlier discussions.
For constipation Chamberlains Tablets are excellent. Easy to take mild and gentle in effect. Give them a trial. For sale by all dealers.
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