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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
5
The First National positions itself as a partner in building strength and opportunity for local companies. They aim to attract active, growing customers and support them in expanding their business reach.
Dr. A M Soule of Georgia State Agricultural College argues Georgia's 400000 mules waste nine million dollars yearly replacing those dying due to poor feed. He advocates a balanced ration of corn oats dried brewer's grain cotton seed meal and alfalfa to provide protein and energy, citing Red Mill Feed made in Macon as a tested option.
Mr. Charlie Grant, long in frail health, died Tuesday at his Pepperton home. He was 76. Interment followed at Towaliga.
S. H. Thornton of Jackson Georgia advertises a full line of awnings with measurement service and a guaranteed fit. Customers can select samples and receive a price.
Dr George Lanning of Birmingham says reports mislead about hookworm and pellagra in the South. He notes these diseases are uncommon regionally and far rarer than malaria or measles, contradicting widespread belief cited by the Washington Post during the Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons discourse.
A compact, cautionary set of aphorisms on life choices and human folly from Mayfair Journal style prose. The piece contrasts steady judgement with vain pursuits, noting how riches, pride, and trivial comforts sway everyday thinking and behavior.
A fragmented note mentions physiology teacher Clarence instructing on hearing and a secret shared with a mother at a bridge club in Cleveland Leader style.
Willis Cobb recalls a Southern camel hoax told by a press agent for a wagon show. The Georgia editor challenges the lie and invites Cobb to dinner, calling him the biggest liar on earth.
Cited as a safe quick cure for coughs and colds in children, Cham berlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as having no opium or narcotics and can be given with confidence. Sold by Slaton Drug Co. in Jackson, Georgia.
Boxes of blooming plants on balconies and porch tops enhance appearance but require water supply through elevated boxes. Use continuous arrangements along porches, place on railings instead of roofs, and elevate with wooden blocks to prevent rot. Sizes: under a foot wide and deep, length varies with position. May issue advice from The New Idea Woman's Magazine.
The Athens Messenger notes readers urging guidance for young women on hair trends. A caller complains about the aeroplane coiffure resembling hornet's nest styling and asks the paper to advise to protect appearances of otherwise well‑made women.
Dialogue notes a woman named Miss Bright mocked for mannish behavior. Mr Kadley observes she believes others admire her, while others laugh at her. The exchange underscores social satire on gender presentation.
A patient questions why his supposedly excellent constitution fails to prevent illness. The doctor gently hints the body’s resilience may be up to the task, yet the patient remains puzzled by recurring sickness.
Claire-Ethyl vents anger at Jack after he throws a kiss. She insists some matters must be delivered in person, reflecting tact and propriety concerns in a social exchange from Lippincott's.
A playful exchange unfolds as a sweet young woman confirms a humorist's marriage proposal and laughs at the notion. The dialogue centers on wit and romance with light, coy banter.
A seedsman smiles as an artist asks for life size colored illustrations. The artist seeks a few colored illustrations of beets and tomatoes and the seeds man clarifies the catalogue size in a concise exchange.
The dialogue frames a brief exchange between a judge and a speaker about proposals and listening, with a line from a woman challenging the generalization and a retort about moments to speak. The fragment centers on communication in a courtroom or formal setting.
A brief note from the Atchison Globe remarks that at fifty a man sees all going out and nothing coming in, a reflection on aging, his teeth affections and his chain.
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