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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1898
Page
3
An 1898 style ad touts organdy selections including 81 inch white organdy at 25c per yard, 15c American organ dies, 31 inch widths, 25c to 20c fabrics, and 10c to 25c dress fabrics. It highlights sheer open work designs, thin stuffs, organdic lining, and new duck family fabrics. Shoes are promoted with two highlighted ladies styles priced at 1.75 and 2.25 dollars.
A speaker defends Masonry as harmonious with Christianity, arguing the Holy Bible guides lodges and Christ remains central. He rebuts claims of lawlessness, urges higher moral standard, and cites biblical prophecies and virtues as proof of Christ’s presence in Masonry. The text also shifts to an unrelated testimonial for Thrash’s Lung Restorer with a patient praise from Griffin, Georgia.
An old ad lists Nubian Tea Dyspepsia Planters with Cintipatina and Indi gestion products claiming liver regulation. Price shown as 25 cents.
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