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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1897
Page
11
The passage honors motherhood as the sacred bond and urges avoiding danger during pregnancy. It stresses that proper support and care help the expectant mother face childbirth with less fear and pain, claiming that childbirth can be natural and easy with proper assistance.
A Carmi Illinois customer touts Mother's Friend claiming it eased labor compared to prior experiences. The ad from The Bradfield Regulator of Atlanta Georgia offers the product at one dollar and invites customers to request a testimonials book free by mail.
A persuasive piece on education stressing its lifelong benefits beyond wages. It argues educated workers deliver higher output and better moral development, cites Daniel Webster, laments neglect, and urges parents to enroll children at Jackson Institute for strong mental and moral training.
The excerpt contrasts male and female roles, praising the man for bold ambitions and world influence while depicting the woman as domestic, nurturing, and morally shaping children. It questions whether women should be educated to fulfill these high, delicate trusts.
Luther Carter argues obedience to parents is essential for family progress and harmony. Citing Scripture from Colossians and Ephesians, he contrasts a unified family under a rightful father with an army without a commander, urging imitation of Christ as the ultimate example. He warns that wealth without obedience is futile and notes Moses’ failings over one act of disobedience.
All druggists sell Scott's Emulsion at 50 cents and 1 dollar. Scott and Bowne, chemists, New York, are listed in the ad.
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