All O K for the Blood Iron Tonic Ad
An old advertisement touts Ziron as an iron tonic to bolster blood and nerves. It features user testimonial from J R Bell of Oconee Georgia and claims medical endorsement and a money back guarantee.
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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Ziron as an iron tonic to bolster blood and nerves. It features user testimonial from J R Bell of Oconee Georgia and claims medical endorsement and a money back guarantee.
After weeks of illness Rev T J Webb died at his home near Jackson at 2 30 PM Saturday. He was 56 and a native of Atkins Arkansas. A Congregational Methodist minister, he lived in Butts County for about ten years and held many church appointments. Survived by wife Miss Laura Gaston, six children including Tommie and Margie, a daughter with George Blieweiss in New York, and three children in Arkansas. Body sent to Atkins for funeral and interment.
A Detroit Free Press quip notes a doctor jokes about performing any operation for cash. The exchange pivots on removing limbs or other body parts, underscoring a satirical take on medical greed and fees.
Mrs C M Kellett entertained her Sabbath School class on February 14 from 8 to 11 p.m. in Jenkinsburg with a decorated hall, heart contest won by Grace Bankston and booby prize to Ruth Leverette. The event featured fortune telling and a cake and cream reception. assisted by Carrilo Harper and Mary Manning. attendees included Nellie Thurston Grace Bankston Nanilu...
A roster of individuals appears including Eloise McClendon Martha Jane McClendon LaRue Stallsworth La Fon Bankston Ruth Leverette Ethel Merritt Winnie Byrd Ingram Sadie Glass and a group of boys Cecil Brooks H M Brooks Bankston Farrar Alan Ingram Douglas Glass Clayton Williamson Roger Bankston Frank Bankston Royce Thurston Grady Turner Charley Turner Erskine Guest and J C Manning.
Orville Harrington a 41 year old Denver Mint worker was arrested on robbery charges after secretly carrying over 100000 dollars in gold bullion in a hollow wooden leg. Federal agents tracked the thefts for two weeks then found a 1400 dollar gold bar on Harrington. Police watched his home and recovered all missing ingots from an orchard and nearby residence.
In a March fifth 1920 appeal, West Butts urges voters to ignore sympathy and prejudice. He argues the ballot should select the most qualified candidate who will govern without outsourcing duties. He asks fellow voters what action they will take.
Mrs. Alice Eubanks of Columbus reports dramatic relief from heat flashes and nervousness after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, noting no hot flashes or hemorrhages after the third bottle. Anna Middleton of Atlanta says two bottles cured her run down condition and back pains, calling it the best medicine for women. Sold by druggists in liquid or tablets. or send 60 cents to Hotel and Supplies.
More than 100000 motor vehicles in Georgia have not yet secured 1919 license tags ahead of March 1. Only about 27000 licenses have been issued so far, while the total vehicle count exceeds 127000, making it impossible to process all applications before the deadline.
Jackson raises business and street taxes to fund public works and buys a street tractor. Officials argue that better streets will win public acceptance of tax measures and reduce objections to legitimate levies.
A local advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe, non opiate remedy made from pure ingredients. It cites two testimonials from Mrs W H Thornton of Little Rock and Geo P Randall of Dayton praising its effectiveness for croup and throat irritation. The ad notes the product treats coughs hoarseness tickling throat spasmodic croup whooping cough la grippe and branchial coughs and credits Carmichael Drug and Book Company.
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