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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
11
Meritone, a new system medicine, has gained rapid local success in Jackson and surrounding county. It claims relief for stomach liver kidney issues catarrh rheumatism nervousness sleeplessness and general rundown conditions. Sold exclusively at Carmichael Drug and Book Company in Jackson.
A light verse laments the mule with ears and dynamite like a comic scarecrow. It notes its mean schemes, odd talents, and the chorus of townsfolk who underestimate it. The piece also mocks calendar quirks and mentions Lincoln and Washington birthdays in February.
For the first time in forty years February will contain five Sundays and four paydays. The unusual calendar occurrence brings joy to those who count Sundays as a special day.
The Christian Science Monitor notes Siberia’s brief spring when lilies of the valley bloom profusely for about two to three weeks. Traveling between Vladivostok and Harbin, semi Chinese-Russian boys sell bundles at rising prices, but travelers often pay one ruble for many stems, finding value alongside grim climate.
A free zone product promises painless removal of corns and calluses from toes and feet soles. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents and uses drops to lift away hard skin, leaving pink healthy skin without soreness.
The passage asserts that proverbs have always been clear to reasoning elites and cites Aristotle, Shakespeare, and Cervantes as champions. It notes Aristotle first compiled proverbs, Shakespeare’s frequent use and titles drawn from proverbs, and Cervantes’ fondness shown in Don Quixote and its squire.
The Kimbell Association holds a South wide revival rally at Mt Vernon Baptist Church on Sunday February 10 at 10 am sun time. Rev Z M Leverette speaks at 10 and Dr B S Bailey at 11. All church members urged to attend for prayer and planning to win souls. Publicity Committee.
Advertises Sloan's Liniment as easing sciatic pains neuritis lumbago and rheumatic twinges with fast relief and economy. Lists prices 35c 70c and 1.40 in a concise claim of universal preference and cleanliness.
Flovilla reports Messrs George and Howell Smith of Atlanta as Sunday guests of relatives. Mrs Ben Walker and Dozier Walker visit Mr and Mrs W B Dozier while Mr Robert Allen recent visitor to Macon. The death of Miss Frances Grant occurred Friday morning at Williams Sanitarium.
The Flo villa chapter U D C met at Mrs J S Cummings home last Thursday. Members discussed plans for building a chapter house and enjoyed a fine program with reading by Miss Marilu Terrell and music by Miss Lurline Lawson before adjournment.
The passage links hair length, texture, and color to personality and life outcomes. Forehead low hair promises a long peaceful life. coarse hair signals humble birth and coarse nature. black short curly hair suggests temper, alcohol tendency, and amorousness. darker hair heightens physical power. chestnut or brown hair implies fair dealing but domestic unhappiness. thick straight brown hair signals vigor and drive. thick wiry brown hair shows strong will. curly brown hair indicates weak character but ingenuity. dark brown long smooth hair denotes fidelity, many children, good health, and happiness.
A dog barking cat leads a parade of curiosities from Boston to California. Detroit Free Press notes a 4144 inch glow worm seen in the Santa Cruz mountains with luminous rings in darkness. In England at Bath a seven-daisy stalk proves plant over feeding called fesolation. White blackbirds canaries linnets and sparrows are shown while a double sided flounder with duplicate fins and a misplaced eye is reported from the sea.
The swamp and wetlands of the United States cover about three quarters of France in area and much becomes dry only after heavy rains. Proper drainage and clearing by public or private corporations could transform large areas into active farms.
An advertisement warns against calomel urging readers to try Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless liver stimulant. The pitch claims quick relief from bilious symptoms, asserts no salivation, and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It also says the product is safe for children.
Mrs. W. O. Sharpe dies suddenly Saturday night amid condolences from numerous friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Terrell spend Tuesday in Atlanta. Miss Hughlin visits McDonough. Mrs. W. B. Dozier remains ill. Mrs. Early Edwards visits Macon. Mary Ella and Annie Laurie Thomas of Ft. McPherson visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Thomas. Mrs. E Y Grant of Macon visits Mrs. Ethel Bryant.
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