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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
4
A caregiver recounts a child’s severe skin disease and ear condition that improved rapidly after starting Ziron. The testimonial claims swift benefit after the first bottle, with two more given and better health overall. The ad promotes Ziron as a remedy for iron deficiency and general weakness and offers a money back guarantee.
Atlanta report states federal permits for liquor in influenza treatment do not override Georgia law. Even with federal approval a physician cannot ship liquor into the state, as Georgia prohibits handling liquor during transport. The article notes doctors may keep up to six quarts for professional use, but state prohibition blocks procurement.
In Washington Senator Smoot of Utah told the senate that lawmakers have uttered about 6 800 000 words in speeches on the peace treaty. He showed a bound volume measuring 14 by 8 by 7 inches with 3 000 pages. He noted countless newspaper articles editorials letters and petitions read during treaty consideration. The end of discussion apparently is not yet in sight.
Mrs. Ada Dewberry Sharpe widow of Rev. W. O. Sharpe died after a stroke at her Flovilla home Sat night. Born October 1848 in Monroe county, she married in 1870 and recently marked their fiftieth anniversary. Funeral Monday at 11 with Rev. J. A. Bonner and Dr. W. J. Waits. burial in Flovilla cemetery.
Secretary Baker told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that 19 000 U S soldiers remain overseas 6000 in Siberia and 13000 in Europe with all drafted men en route home. Regulars will be withdrawn by April.
Five major Presbyterian conferences will be held in Georgia this week to organize the Presbyterian Progressive Program aimed at raising four million dollars in the southern states. Rome Athens Augusta Savannah and Griffin host one day sessions under Rev. J B Ficklin of Covington who directs the effort with local Presbyterian managers presiding. Georgia targets include a one year goal of 306012 with a per capita pledge near 12 dollars, higher than any other Protestant denomination.
Augusta residents praise Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and liver issues with decades of use and cures. A St Augustine testimonial claims Pellets improved health after measles and cold, while another Augusta user cites relief from nervous indigestion after doctoring for years.
Henry County begins preparations for its primary on March 26 with fourteen candidates running for various offices. The article notes costs and logistics of the election, including who must pay expenses and recent efforts to close preliminary matters.
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