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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
4
A touching letter from a grieving mother recalls her son’s grave in France and the care given to all American graves. The piece notes seventy thousand graves in France, with the American Red Cross contributing $3,000 and France providing the rest, honoring the allied sacrifice.
Advertisement urges curing catarrh by cleansing blood with S. S. S. It claims catarrh germs live in blood and must be driven out. Advises writing to the Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for medical guidance.
Lists practical home remedies for common poultry diseases. Includes disinfection of drinking water with sodium sulphate or potassium permanganate, iodine for chicken pox sores, vapid remedies for gapes and diarrhoea, and care for bumblefoot and limberneck with oils, vaseline, hydrogen peroxide, and bandaging. Advises requesting Farmers' Bulletin 957 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for full details.
Mrs. Jones grew worried by her husband Mr. Jones's late attendance at meetings. After retiring to bed she heard a knock and called out to him, asking what kept him so late. He replied they had been discussing the.
PLOW HANDLES describes a trip with J. H. Blackwell George Etheridge Newt Brownlee and Mr Booth to the State Farm at Athens. They cross the river pass through several counties visit the Classic City inspect crops livestock silos and green pastures. Uncle Jack Smith speaks praising the farm as a place to study nature and inspire visitors.
A brisk exchange ends with a window slammed shut as one person jokes about lecturing from experience the next night, highlighting a lighthearted domestic moment.
A band from New York performed at Pocantico Hills for John D. Rockefeller's eightieth birthday. Rockefeller and his son mingled with the musicians and ensured their comfort. An onlooker recalled a remark praising the Rockefellers as real Americans, noting a moment when Young Rockefeller helped with chairs as the visitors arrived.
Piles treated with PAZO OINTMENT promise cure in six to fourteen days. If it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles, druggists refund the purchase price. Instant relief from itching and improved sleep after the first application.
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