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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
7
A Tennessee mother reports rapid improvement in her child after starting Ziron for a severe skin condition and stomach weakness. She says two more bottles followed the first, noting better health and appetite. The ad touts Ziron as a remedy for poor blood and general weakness with a money back guarantee.
Central Georgia Power Company issues a letter to set the record straight on power rate changes in Jackson. The firm explains 1919 versus 1918 cost rose 4 percent, while 1913 to 1919 rates would rise 30 percent under the proposed new contract. It argues higher totals reflect greater power usage by Jackson, not just higher unit costs. L. A. Magraw, general manager, signs the letter.
Express shipments daily of charming dresses and hats. New and very beautiful. The Busy Corner offers quick delivery and fresh styles for shoppers seeking fashionable apparel.
On Easter Day maidens wear fine dress and accessories while youths visit church and admire their finery. The verse notes the dilemma of marriage delayed due to cost, pairing fashion with social expectations in a cartooned magazine style.
The piece extols spring as a symbol of spontaneous life and spiritual fruit. It argues true life comes from hidden sources, not artificial displays, and echoes the promise of abundant life through faith.
Hess Stock and Poultry Powders and Carmichael Drug and Book Co announce a new Paint Room for automobile service with a guarantee of high quality painting. Trill Bros. featured in ad.
Washington D C The extent to which motor vehicles are supplanting the horse on farms is problematical says department of agriculture experts A recon survey found at least 50 000 farmers own motor trucks used on farms Excluded are passenger cars and trailers Horses on farms peaked in 1913 and have since declined to 21 109 000 on January 1 this year down 373 000 from last year The horse market remains unsettled with the south showing the best demand
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