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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1895
Page
2
The Atlanta Constitution argues the federal government should extend national cemetery protection to Confederate graves. It says this would honor valor, unite a reunified nation, and reassure both North and South, while avoiding pensions for ex Confederates.
Endorsed as the Gestaemony a Baltimore reader praises Botanical Blood Balm claiming clear skin after years of sores and treatment in Germany and America. The Brunswick Times reports A J Linkum describing five six foot tall half clad tree bark garments beings in the Oke fenokee swamp who seized his dinner pail and memorandum books before he escaped.
Mr G Cailloeute of Beaversville Illinois testifies that Dr Kings New Discovery cured him after La Grippe left him given up by doctors. He says he took three bottles and recovered enough to be up and about. A free trial is offered at Carmichael's Drug Store.
A man and his wife quarrelled during a trip from Camden County to Brunswick near Cumberland Island. Oars used as weapons left both seriously hurt with injuries to heads arms and shoulders. In Georgia a bill to put woman suffrage to a popular vote is debated while critics argue many voters are not desirable.
A syndicated piece lists multiple British peers with criminal or immoral conduct records. Names include Lord Galloway, Lord St. Leonards, Hon. Pat Nugent, dowager duchess of Sutherland, and others tied to arson, assault, drunkenness, or document destruction. The article links top circles to national morality and rising vicious literature.
The text traces Castoria as a constant remedy across life stages from infancy to motherhood. It presents a nostalgic narrative linking Castoria to care for babies children and grandchildren with a steady cultural motif.
A southern laborer declares himself a Piscopalian after visiting a church named Episcopal. He explains no diocese or confirmation, yet recalls hearing a phrase about what one ought to do and concludes the term fits him, illustrating practical faith over formal labels.
The Georgia Business College in Macon reports many placements last week and this, including teachers, stenographers, and accountants. It offers flexible courses, a job guarantee, and half price business courses with optional guaranteed positions. Students travel from across America and abroad to study and gain hands on banking and office drill in modern facilities. The piece ends with a Banks question and Glynn county fair plans pending, noting sea island cotton ripeness concerns.
A sunburned farmer from Montgomery county asks the snake editor to settle which county owns the credit for a snake found crossing from Montgomery into Loudoun. He describes the snake partly in Montgomery and partly in Loudoun, debating which county should claim the win. The editor seeks more time to decide.
A Contemporary Review excerpt notes Horace owning a Sabine farm with garden stream and coppice showing his preference for country life over Rome. It sketches his temper and social satire, including Davus quips about villa life and servant loyalty, and ends with a humorous New York Weekly gag about a daughter’s marriage and a piano gift.
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