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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1916
Page
2
An article promotes the external remedy Mother’s Friend for expectant mothers. It claims to ease stretching muscles during pregnancy, reduce pain, and help the body return to its pre-pregnancy contour. It urges readers to buy from druggists and request a guide from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
Union Ridge residents Irene Moore Ella Jones and Leonard Hodges visited Miss Tassie Fears Sunday. Various neighbors including Jim Norsworthy and families shared Sunday visits and a candy pulling event at Union Ridge. The Union Ridge school is progressing well under Miss Ella Jones.
For Rent a six room residence on Mulberry Street near public square. Relatively new with large lot, water, bath, and electric lights. Half a block to the public square. Apply to Mrs A B Harp at the post office. 12 31 1f.
County Agricultural Agent G. E. Rice installed a bulletin board in the courthouse office for farmers to list produce for sale with price and address. Buyers can note items they seek. listings stay for two weeks to help save time and money and connect sellers with buyers.
Jackson Mississippi reader Mrs J N Melton describes severe fatigue from housework and family duties. She credits Vinci tonic with restoring health and energy and declares no superior tonic for worn out mothers and housekeepers. Woods Carmichael Drug & Book Co. is named in Jackson Georgia.
Mrs W F Stodghill and Miss Lessie Stodghill spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jene Martin. Families from Griffin and Jackson visited locals. several residents and visitors are named, with church and family activity noted through the week.
Mrs. and Mrs. G. T. Farrar of Atlanta spent the weekend with C. H. Farrar. Ray Barnes visited the Saunders family. Ruby Culpepper and Ethel Hill vacationed in Irwinton. Charlie Moore of Atlanta called on relatives Sunday. J. E. White and S. G. Glass visited here and Jackson guests Pearl Maddox and Maggie Gean Foster stayed with Ethel Carmichael. Annice Barnes of McDonough visited relatives here. W S Colvin and Gid Gilmore of Jackson spent Sunday with kin.
A. H. Francis of Zenith Kansas reports severe back pain improved after using Foley Kidney Pills from Owh Pharmacy. The ad targets middle aged and older men and women, claiming the pills relieve sleep disturbing bladder ailments.
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