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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
4
A Jackson Georgia edition reflects on Christmas spirit and public welfare. It urges supporting tuberculosis drives, warns against high fireworks costs, and notes Georgia counties facing cotton shortfalls, grain aid to Russia, and shifts in convict labor costs impacting road work.
A holiday message urges paying what you owe as a practical gift. End the year by square accounts, even partial payments, to loosen finances, help others, and spread peace and good will. It frames honest repayment as applied Christianity and a path to nationwide better business.
The Quitman Free Press urges readers to stop dwelling on hard times. It laments constant talk of crisis, calling for action, grit, and optimism to boost business and market efforts for farm products.
LaGrange Reporter notes editorials from Herring of The Tifton Gazette and Shope of The Dalton Citizen denounce tax dodgers as the true cause of Georgia’s financial woes. The piece criticizes legislators for fearing the dodger’s vote and recalls past laws on tax equalization that have repeatedly faced repeal efforts. Georgia is described as a slacker state in taxpaying and patriotism.
The famous 1897 New York Sun editorial answers Virginia O'Hanlon's question with a firm yes. It asserts Santa exists as surely as love and generosity and that belief sustains childhood joy and wonder beyond sight.
The industrial index notes brighter skies for American industry as recovery continues. Weekly increases in active smokestacks reflect improving manufacturing conditions, a broad boost to communities nationwide and a festive sign of economic healing.
A Progressive Farmer idea urges universal selflessness from Christmas Eve sunset to Christmas morning. It suggests curb selfish urges, help family plans, and refrain from petty complaints to spread happiness during the holiday. Also includes postal service statistics and light verse promissory notes about Tanlac and local ads.
An old advertisement warns against calomel as dangerous mercury causing cramps and sickness. It touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that purports to cleanse the liver, restore energy, and avoid salivation, suitable for adults and children.
Excerpts from an article by Postmaster General Will Hays discuss the U S Postal Service with about 300000 employees and its national reach. The piece highlights organizational scope and public impact.
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