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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1921

Page

2

American social notes and sweet potato uses featured

Local society visits list Covington Jackson Griffin and Atlanta residents visiting families in town with mentions of Miss Ruby and Master Hoke. A Tuskegee scientist and George Carver are cited discussing many sweet potato uses from ice cream to ink with 107 products noted.

Tuskegee Ala Carver Ways and Means Committee of Congress Mr. Carver Scientific American

Life Changing Sales Opportunity From J R Watkins Co

Male help wanted to sell 137 products directly to farmers on credit. Open territory, must own team or auto, under 50, and able to give bond. Company claims twenty million users. Write J R Watkins Co Dept 114 Winona Minnesota. Its your life chance.

Gooderritory J. R. Watkins Co Winona Minn

Coin buyer in Jackson offers top market price

G H Mathereon in Jackson Georgia advertises buying old coins including Confederate bills US fractional currency and foreign coins paying the highest market price. The notice is dated June and seeks sellers.

U. S G. H. Mathereon Jackson, Ga

The Sun Dial Regains Its Stand Against Daylight Saving

The sun dial, once central to daily life and timekeeping, is now displaced by daylight saving. It represents stability amid change, warning that deviating from natural time could spell disaster. The piece labels the sun dial a standpatter resisting modern shifts.

Milwaukee Journal

Do Workers Need Parlors In Workingman Homes

Debate in local councils over building parlors in workers homes divides opinions. Proponents say parlors aid social calls for daughters during courtship while opponents call the best room a cemetery for waxed flowers, reflecting class and family norms.

England

Tramp Seeks Meal After Medicine Request

A sick man at a kitchen door asks for a meal to take with medicine after meals. The kind lady offers a spoon and water, but the tramp declines, saying he would not trouble her yet requests a meal instead.

1921 a year that will reward fighters says press

Commentator notes many businessmen have quit. compares them to scrappers who faced a Dempsey wallop. Urges rising to fight and returning to the ring. The speaker argues quitting costs and 1921 will reward fighters.

Holland Shipbuilding Remains Rising Despite War Slowdown

Shipbuilding in Holland continues to increase while other nations report declines in yard output since wartime construction peaked. The trend shows sustained activity in Dutch yards amid broader European reductions.

Holland

Banks Rebound as Statements Show Soundness

Published bank statements indicate financial soundness with many closed banks reopening. The winder of confidence suggests business is recovering and the country will emerge from the current downturn stronger and in better condition.

Collier and visitors noted in Indian Spring notes

News from Indian Spring reports L W Collier of Birmingham returning home after a visit to his old home. Mr and Mrs F M Lawson of Atlanta visited relatives. Jack Kimbell of Macon injured in an automobile accident. Mrs E D Hoard and daughter Mrs W A Hoard involved in burns from a rocket. Lights at Wigwam Casino and Spring grounds praised. J E Cornell traveled to Highlands NC with wife and son J E returning Friday. Bettie Lindsey rejoined Foy Hotel staff. Prof Claude Gray and Prof Plymale from Locust Grove visited Rock Castle on Saturday.

Jack Kimbell Macon Jack E. D. Hoard J. E. Cornell J. E Highlands of North Carolina Claude Gray Prof Plymale Locust Grove Rock Castle

Honest postwar debt stance on Georgia obligations

A reader argues it is preferable to pay any reasonable tax than for Georgia to repudiate the debts owed to veterans and teachers, framing fiscal responsibility as essential to honor commitments.

Georgia

The Newspaper as a Civic Asset

A speaker at a Binghampton New York chamber meeting argues the local weekly newspaper is a public institution essential to town growth. He urges business leaders to support advertising and acknowledges the newspaper’s role in boosting commerce, culture, and community progress, calling reform in legislature to handle local issues locally.

Chamber of Commerce Binghampton N. Y Public Library Commercial Club General Assembly Butts County Henry County Jasper County Grand Jury

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Goodyear Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Settle & Robison Worthville Vesta Nash Covington W. A. Aiken Jackson Vesta Ellington G. W. Whit Jim Tillman M. M. Burns and Little Son Atlanta Jim W. W. Wilson Miss Ruby J. H. Pope Charlie D. Tillman W. F. Stodghill E. C. Wilson Allie Dick Mr. and Messrs Charlie Tillman Asa Knight Meadams F. L T. W. Welch Miss Gladys Master Hoke Robert Chambers Griffin R. A. Thaxton M. M. Burns Lucy Jane Gray Inman Smith F. L. Walthall Cleo Washington Alice Smith Mrs Chester Smith Mesdames Patterson Conger Mary Ella Thomas Robert Cawthon W. J. White Mack Gray Howard Standard Willie Thaxton Atlanta Trust Company Cumming & Maddox Griffin, GA McDonough Road J. T. Moore L. W. Collier Birmingham F. M. Lawson W. A. Hoard Margaret del Monte Brand del Monte el Rente Brand Jackson, Georgia Colorado Utah California Carolina Michigan VIA W. L. Estes, D. P. A Broad & Walton Sts Atlanta - Georgia Smith Bros. Concord Nursery W. J. Weaver Nunnallys Norris Carmichaels Drug Store Southern Railway System Ashville N. C Southern Railway Vlliestes North Broad St Atlanta, Ga
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