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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
11
Mr S J Smith writes to readers denying eligibility to serve as a county delegate to the state convention. He notes he supported Palmer over Watson and explains differing League of Nations positions. He urges no misunderstanding and states his respect for all voters and choices.
Bayer promotes its Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in genuine Bayer packaging with directions for colds pain headaches neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. The name Bayer signifies authentic Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Handy tins of 12 tablets sell for a few cents. Aspirin is a trademark of Bayer.
Veteran E C Cawthon thanks Jackson women for hospitality to old soldiers on the 24th. He recalls sixties memories of mothers spinning and weaving to aid soldier boys and praises Confederate daughters for their continued support and faith.
A vintage advertisement touts Shivar Mineral Water as a cure for rheumatism with a money-back guarantee. The ad claims it tastes fine and costs little, with delivery offered by Jackson agents from Carmichael Drug & Book Co. Also listed is Cascade Linen wrestling paper at 60 cents and notes Carmichael Drug & Book Co. as seller.
A consumer writes that he faced relentless demands from government taxes and numerous charities, claiming he is pressed by taxes, bonds, stamps, licenses, and many organizations. He complains of being examined, controlled, and unable to identify his own situation while fearing further financial ruin.
Guthrie and Company urges readers to reach out about insurance options and coverage. The brief note emphasizes seeking guidance and quotes from the firm.
The piece explains quick, practical methods to control Irish potato bugs. It covers dusting with Paris Green, arsenate of lead mixtures, calcium arsenate, and spraying with arsenate of lead, noting that older beetles are harder to kill and that young insects cause most damage.
An old advertisement urges parents to choose “California Syrup of Figs” as the best and harmless laxative for children. It highlights the fruity taste and full directions on each bottle while instructing readers to say “Cali fornia.”
The City of Jackson Georgia announces a June 1 1920 election to decide issuing public school bonds of 35000 dollars to repair and equip the city school. Bonds issued in 1000 dollar denominations bearing 5 percent interest, with principal and interest paid through 1949 1951 and final 1947 1951 dates, secured by the mayor clerk treasurer signatures and paid at Jackson National Bank. Registration open at city clerk and closes May 25 1920.
A reflective poem urging readers to seize each new day and forgive the past. It rebukes dwelling on lost youth and missed chances, promising renewal with sunrise and guidance by nightly stars. The speaker portrays opportunity as daily rebirth and moral clearance.
Rexall 93 hair tonic and shampoo for dandruff are advertised as available at a local drugstore. The listing emphasizes scalp care and brand availability.
The Optimist notes since July 1 the man who compiles pangrams faces increasingly long sentences. This quirky item highlights the shift from a compact example to an extended linguistic record.
Uncle Jack asks what Susie learned in Sunday school. She says God made the country in six days and Adam from dust, then drew Eve from a ribbon in his side pocket. The odd claim imparts a playful, folksy misunderstanding.
A lighthearted note touts old fashioned galler legged fried chicken as a way to ease expenses. The casual remark echoes a kitchen table optimism about affordable meals.
A Carmichael Mallet Co statement warns that if farmers organize a strike it could spark broader labor actions, though management says such actions are improbable due to farmers’ common sense and stability.
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