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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
6
An article advocates dedicated outdoor play spaces for Jenkinsburg youths. It emphasizes play as a natural, essential teacher for boys and girls, urges community support, supervision, and safe, attractive grounds to foster fitness, cooperation, and moral growth, and calls on adults to translate talk into action.
A speaker urges creation of a public playground near our school ground arguing it would benefit all children. The appeal links play to education and later success, asking parents to get involved to provide a space that supports health, discipline, and rapid decision making.
An advertisement touts Gude’s Pepto Mangan as a reliable tonic and blood builder for run-down health. It promotes gradual, real improvements with iron in a digestible form and urges readers to start taking it now, noting decades of physician use and availability in liquid or tablet form.
Cork Msses Ida Mae Luzella and Mat tie Rose Smith spent Sunday with Mrs. Ernest Smith. Mr. and Mrs. O E Leverette visited W A Smiths. Eva Mae Vickers Donie W Torbet and Lois Fogg spent last weekend with Lizzie Mae Torbet. Ophelia Goodrum visiting relatives. Bernice and Ermine Maddox spent last weekend with their sister at Indian Springs. Vesta Powell Saturday night with Rutie Moore. Mae Coleman of Milledgeville visiting relatives here. Varvin Vickers spent last weekend with his mother Mrs J T Davis. Sarah Moore spent last weekend with Valine Smith. Beth Towles has recovered from illness and returned to school at Indian Springs. Mrs W O Moore visited her mother Mrs A G Higgins at Flovilla.
An advertisement lists 400 young chicks of various ages and prices for sale by Mrs L D Watson Jr at Sylvan Grove Farm with a date of 4 21 ite indicating sale context.
A homemade wallet missing since late Saturday afternoon is described as lost along a route from Mr. R. N. Etheridge’s home through Second Street to J. R. Thurston’s shop, then to W. T. Scarbrough’s Garage. It contained $21.00 and unspecified items.
Locust Grove Institute defeated Jackson High School here Wednesday afternoon by 6 to 1. McNair pitched a strong game as Jackson’s errors contributed to the loss in what was a decisive afternoon for Lela Fall.
Wide assortment of children’s slippers in every size and style. Prices are surprisingly reasonable at Carmichael Mallet Co.
Mr and Mrs Robert O Neal of Cedar Rock visited the Singelys on Sunday. Easter egg hunts for school children Friday and Saturday for Sun beams. Irene Preston of Tron Springs visited Miss Lillian Duke. Easter program at Macedonia Sunday afternoon drew a number of visitors. Leon Hutchinson of Macon visited Sunday. Friends of Mr Skinner regret he is ill at daughter Roan Stewart's home. Lois Smith of Jackson visited Miss Marylu Stewart. Hylton Cawthon and son of Jenkinsburg visited Mrs J W Andrews. Billie Harper of Jenkinsburg visited aunt Mrs G N Wyatt.
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