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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1898
Page
6
A brief verse notes President Polk in the White House and Doctor Ayer in Lowell. It suggests leadership and healing roles tied to Ayer's Pills for the liver, a product used about fifty years ago.
The pamphlet notes that Ayer's Cathartic Pills offered a model purgative for bowel and liver health. Their carefully prepared ingredients matched the needs of users, and the tablets gained instant popularity. This enduring favor is underscored by the medal awarded at the 1893 World's Fair.
In a drought era the old wells ran dry and fear of water shortage spread. Heavy rains arrive easing the water crisis and though cotton suffers, fruit may benefit. the rainfall is welcomed and gratitude grows despite damage.
An advertisement from Jackson Furniture Co. urges throwing out no better items and instead calling 61 to have furniture repaired, repainted, revarnished, and made good as new at small cost.
Tom Luttrill is slated for multiple trips to Griffin Georgia in the near future as his health or condition worsens, with the exact number of visits undetermined.
An anonymous testimonial claims eight bottles of Peru na and two of Manalin relieved long standing indigestion. The speaker praises Dr Hartman and urges others to try Peru na, marketing the product through the Peru na Medicine Company of Columbus Ohio.
The speaker honors a dear friend and brother, praising him as a man of courage and deep faith. He recounts Carter’s steadfast convictions, charitable leadership, and exemplary Christian life under God. He recalls intimate prayers, pastoral care, sermon craft, and a devoted husband and father who balanced business acumen with holy calling. Carter’s last sermon spoke of rest as he rests in peace.
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