Calomel Warns Against Mercury Drug Dangers
A warning describes calomel as a dangerous mercury drug that weakens the body and harms bones. It urges against taking a dose today to avoid sickness and a wasted day’s work.
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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
11
A warning describes calomel as a dangerous mercury drug that weakens the body and harms bones. It urges against taking a dose today to avoid sickness and a wasted day’s work.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy that will start the liver and straighten the system better than calomel with no griping or sickness. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied and claims it is harmless for children and does not cause salivation.
In Columbia South Carolina an increased production of calcium arsenate will make it possible for farmers to wage war against the boll weevil this year. The plan aims to curb crop damage and protect cotton yields through greater pest control.
The article notes Diamond Dyes claims for fade resistant color across fabrics. Secretary Meredith addresses the South Carolina cotton seed association on eradicating the pink boll weevil, urging rapid, cooperative action and noting limited equipment supply. He cites field tests with calcium arsenate showing varied yields and describes large scale eradication efforts in eastern Texas and other regions.
If you are afflicted with Rheumatism why waste time with liniments lotions and other local applications that never did cure rheumatism Remove the cause and you remove the pain S S S is promoted as a blood purifier said to cleanse the blood of rheumatism and remove traces of the disease Get a bottle and seek free medical advice from the Medical Director Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga
The secretary discussed fumigation at Rio Grande entry points to prevent cotton pests from entering the U.S. and presented cost figures from the 1918 cotton crop showing an average cost of 23 cents per pound, with 28 cents or less on most holdings and 25 percent of farmers losing money at an average price of 29 cents. He warned costs rose for the 1919 crop due to lower yields and higher wages.
William J. Whitfield reports growth of the Masons Annuity in Jackson and Butts County, with 33 new members and over fifty certificate holders. He praises March as a strong month, notes life insurance options including twenty pay life, and reminds members to read the upcoming April Messenger. Brother F. M. Allen is the Jackson Recorder handling dues.
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