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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
6
Protracted services will begin at Macedonia church Sunday morning, July 30. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
A large shipment of slippers in assorted whites and patent leather has arrived. They will be offered at about half price with a special window display advertising the sale.
Mrs E C Wilson from Atlanta guests of Mrs W D Compton Jr. Miss Maggie McGough returns from Atlanta with sisters. East Point guests of Mr and Mrs W T Thurston. Families visit Monroe county and Griffin. Masonic convention in McDonough. Theatre ads for MAE MURRAY and TURN TO THE RIGHT in Jackson. Campasign chatter notes Georgia politics.
Miss Clara Meadows comes back to Atlanta after a several weeks visit with her aunt Mrs. J. M. T. Mayo. Miss Marie Singley returns Thursday from Fort Valley where she has been employed during the time.
Last year 7554 babies died in their first year from gastro intestinal conditions. Summer complaint refers to diarrhoea or dysentery in infants, not a normal condition. If diarrhoea occurs with nausea and fever, seek a doctor and restrict food while giving boiled cooled water and crushed ice, plus gentle bath and ice cap for comfort. The baby’s care is prioritized over farm duties.
A brief saying notes that foolish handling of funds leads to rapid financial loss, warning against reckless spending and poor judgment.
The article argues that striking coal miners and railroad workers would starve and freeze the public, and that the public may not care if the strikers face similar hardship. It portrays a harsh view of strike impact on society during a time of labor unrest.
A collection of traditional maxims offering advice on prudence effort and timing. The notes cite familiar lines such as a stitch in time saves nine time waits for no one and a fault confessed is half redressed.
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