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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
5
The Georgia Experiment Station reports severe tomato worm damage this season, a pest related to the corn ear worm. A spray mix using powdered arsenate of lead and fish oil soap is advised to control the worm, along with thorough fruit coverage. Pick wormy tomatoes to reduce the next brood. Blossom-end rot, caused by dry weather, is also severe and preventable by ample soil watering.
The Progress-Argus Job Department reports ongoing printing work and project progress. Details on specific jobs and timelines are not provided in the readable text.
The Farmers and Merchants Warehouse company held its annual meeting Saturday and announced a twelve percent dividend after reporting forty-two percent earnings for the year. The old board was reelected except George W. Freeman who succeeds R. L. Freeman.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant alternative to calomel with an ironclad guarantee. It asserts it regulates liver stomach and bowels better than calomel and cites 15 million bottles sold.
Newport News Va. Married women have been barred from teaching in Darwick county public schools as trustees decide to employ only single women in the future. The board member said the place for a married woman is at home with her children.
The Georgia Press Association will hold its annual session in Washington Wilke county on Monday July 11 with business meetings and social events. A barbecue in Augusta and outings in Savannah and Tybee are planned alongside talks on advertising rates and subscription growth.
Harmon Morris of Barnesville drowned while seining below the dam at High Falls on July 4. He stepped from a rock into deep water. a rescuing party member had a close call. His body was recovered and taken to Barnesville, found lodged under a rock. He was a recent graduate of the Sixth District A. and M. School and survived by parents and a sister Edna Morris.
Tanlac, a proprietary medicine, has achieved unprecedented demand across North America and abroad. Since its launch over six years ago more than 20 million bottles have been sold, with users reporting restored health and relief from digestion, liver, and nervous complaints across diverse ages and walks of life.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Fears returned home after a week with relatives at Stark. Mr and Mrs Inman Norsworthy of Atlanta visited their brother Claud Norsworthy and wife. Mrs Alfred Dodson of Stark spent time with her children W L Dodson and Mrs Tom Fears. Families from Union Ridge attended preaching at Pleasant Grove Sunday morning.
U8 printing progress noted at the Argus Job Department with activity updates and status remarks. Details on workflow and production stages referenced in internal records.
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