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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
3
The Agricultural Division plans to validate farm schedules with strict rules to flag implausible yields and prices. Experts will decide if entries like ten acres yielding four thousand bushels are probable, using county by county limits and targeted correspondence for clarification.
Mrs Harriet Evans of Hillsdale Illinois praises One Minute Cough Cure for immediate relief of her children’s croup and throat and lung ailments. Dr W L Carmichel & Co. markets the remedy with strong testimonial language.
Mrs Calvin Zimmerman of Milesburg Pennsylvania endorses One Minute Cough Cure as a speedy, pleasant remedy for coughs colds croup and sore throat. She says it is the only harmless medicine that gives immediate results and that it can prevent consumption curing bronchitis pneumonia grippe throat and lung diseases. Dr W L Carmichael & Co endorses the product.
In early Ventura California Dr Bard famed for his temper demands payment from a lawyer who betrayed him. Bard forces a drink duel, pistol drawn, but the betrayed man finally drinks as Bard and companion refuse to drink with curs and leave.
A Lewiston minister ends a five minute prayer meeting with a bell drawing anger from deacon Ira who resists ending early. The minister apologizes to Ira, who persists, insisting bells will not silence his 29 years of vestry talk and jokes about spitting tobacco while defending his right to speak.
Marjorie, famed for her calm under bumps, burst into tears when her doll Araminta fell into an open grate and suffered a nose injury. She hid in her mother’s lap and lamented that her tears had come loose.
A Philadelphia Press item notes a quarrel leading Jay Krank to paint his own house. The painter explains most of the paint ended up on Krank, not the walls.
A scene in a harbor pits American French and British sailors against each other to show daring seamanship. An Irish sailor on the British ship balances on top with a leg and arm extended, slips, but grips a rope, lands safely, and proclaims victory with a taunt toward the others.
The legend says Orpheus, son of Apollo and Calliope, followed music to a turtle shell on the shore. A dried sinew string stretched across the shell sang as the wind touched it, inspiring him to fashion a vial shell instrument to accompany Eurydice, his bride.
A Washington Post anecdote recounts a dinner where a woman abused Jay Gould in Wall Street terms without recognizing the guest as George Gould. The exchange ends with Gould calmly replying that he has had business dealings with Jay Gould, illustrating his discreet humor.
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