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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
2
An article urges that catarrh results from chronic mucous membrane inflammation caused by indoor living and germ exposure. It argues the only cure is blood purification, promoting Swift Specific Co of Atlanta, Georgia, with an offer for special advice.
UNION RIDGE residents report Ruby Maddox Irene Moore and Mr Leonard Hodges were out riding Sunday afternoon. Edd Edwards visited Emma Moore Friday. Flore McCord was called from school due to a sister’s illness and is expected to return soon. Ruby Maddox and Irene Moore visited Sunday. Tassie and Mary Fears visited Lawrence Dodson Tuesday. Emma Moore shows marked improvement after a week’s illness.
An advertising note claims Dodson's Liver Tone replaces calomel, warning calomel is dangerous and endorsing Liver Tone as safe, pleasant tasting, vegetable, and guaranteed by local druggists. It promises easy relief from liver sluggishness and constipation with a 50 cent bottle and money-back guarantee.
Bargain listing offers a nearly new refrigerator and a large oil cooking stove offered by A. F. Whitney. Ideal for buyers seeking affordable appliances.
Advertises bulldog puppies for sale with application to D. D. Estes at the city water works in Jackson, Georgia.
Notice from the Atlanta Journal records the death of Miss Eliza A Scoville aged sixty three in Birmingham, of interest to Butts county friends where the Scoville family is known. The brief item notes her ties to the local community and her passing in Alabama.
Barberaged testimonial from ex postmaster R G Collins of Barnegat New Jersey praising Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for a severe lagrippe cough. The Owl Pharmacy advertises the product as healing and soothing and claims quick relief.
Funeral services are set for Monday morning at 10 o'clock from Pat terson's chapel with Dr. C. W. Daniel officiating. Miss Scoville leaves two brothers D. H. Scoville of Atlanta and Levi Scoville of Birmingham and a sister Mrs. T. J. Higginbotham of Louisville Ky.
Cold weather brings aches and pains from improper waste elimination by kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills claim to strengthen weak kidneys and provide prompt relief from rheumatic stiffness and sore muscles. The Owl Pharmacy advertises this remedy.
An old advert promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming quinine fights malaria and iron strengthens the system. The label emphasizes a tasteless formula and a 50 cent price point.
The Busy Corner reports fresh stock of embroideries and new laces arriving for the upcoming craft season. Local shoppers anticipate a wider selection of delicate trims and decorative fabrics.
Local notice seeks purchases of corn peas cotton seed and scrap cotton. Advertises hull savings and directs contact to E. O. Huson in rear of the post office. dated November 26.
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