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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
2
The April Board of Education meeting in Jackson voted to pay half the expense of Canning Club work directed by Mrs. C. A. Butner. Frank Ogletree, newly elected board member, attended for the first time as routine matters were reviewed.
Palm Olive soap cakes priced at 10 cents with a limit of 10 per customer at Star Store. Local shoppers advised to purchase quickly before stock runs out.
The city of Jackson Georgia opens the voter registration book from April 9 to May 6, 1920, at 4 p.m. in the clerk’s office for an election on May 10, 1920 to issue school bonds. Mayor W. E. Watkins and Clerk J. A. McMichael sign.
R N Etheridge Coal Co notes that completely covering live coals with ash in Montevallo aids retirement. Shake out ash next morning to restart flames without extra kindling. Quality counts.
The article contrasts happiness as enduring inner contentment with pleasure as short lived excitement. It cites Paul on contentment and warns that seeking pleasures fails to achieve lasting happiness. It notes happiness comes when life aligns with duty and references seasonal wellbeing. It ends urging every Butts county community to have a potato curing house to boost income and fight boll weevil.
Auto shop reports completing painting of several cars and re covering tops as well as installing new seat covers. Work focused on improving appearance and protection for a range of models in the showroom.
A lively scene features Mrs. Smith and her Irish maid Bridget arguing over a month of china breaks totaling fifty dollars, fifteen dollars beyond Bridget's wages. Bridget asks for higher pay as the only apparent solution, while Mrs. Smith contemplates the dilemma.
A Marietta Journal column considers life insurance as the only escape from death and taxes and discusses charity, faith, and public policy. It argues life insurance is both a poor man's opportunity and a potential government reform, urging readers to reflect on government offers to restore insurance facilities.
The article promotes spring fever remedies and touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a trusted alterative and blood purifier. It cites long standing use, alcohol-free preparation from wild roots, and a testimonial from Ep. Erwin praising its efficacy for colds biliousness and constipation.
A note appeals to ex army men to read and consider the issue, hoping someone in doubt will see it and take action. The plea emphasizes collective memory and responsibility within veterans for guidance.
Carmichael Drug and Book Co announces a new paint room for automobile service and guarantees top quality work. The ad invites customers to visit and compare, noting the addition is a key feature alongside their existing offerings and mentioning Trill Bros. as a comparison.
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