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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1918

Page

5

War time Responsibility Yours and Ours

National necessity places a duty on every motorist and on tire makers to ensure reliability and long mileage. The largest rubber manufacturer in the world commits to supplying tires with unfailing reliability and extreme mileage, aligning with drivers’ wartime responsibilities.

Social Roundup Notes Visits and Trips across Georgia

Local column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling this weekend. Mentions Buttrill brothers in Athens with the Ham family, Flovilla delegates at a Jackson chautauqua, trips to Chatta nooga and Perry, Rome and Hawkinsville stays, plus Colvin Powell wedding attendees from Monticello and Atlanta. Ruth Landers recovering at home in Rome.

J. C. Beam Martha Hawkinsville H. F. Gilmore Ruth Landers Glen Landers Rome J. P. Etheridge James Cooper Perry Macon

Lieutenant Halton Inspires War Talk On Front Line Duty

Lieutenant Walter Terrell Halton of the British army spoke to a large audience on the western front’s realities. He described No Man’s Land, trench and artillery life, bravery in action, and Canadian efforts at Ypres, urging support for War Savings Stamps to hasten victory.

Walter Terrell Halton Lieut Halton France No Man’s Land Ypres W.S. S

Watch your step and curb corns with Free Zone

An advice ad urges women to keep a brisk step to appear attractive, noting corns from high heels ruin grace. It promotes Free Zone as a cheap, painless cure from drug stores, a gummy liquid that shrivels and lifts corns. The piece also notes wartime thrift and lists names of Georgia preparatory workers and donors.

Flovilla Chautauqua Set for June 29 to July 2

Radcliffe Chautauqua Association directs a three day event in Flovilla from June 29 to July 2 featuring daily sessions at 10:30 am 4 pm and 8:30 pm with lectures by Henry Clark and programs on food conservation Red Cross work patriotism and domestic efficiency. Tickets range from 50c to 1.50 for adults with 75c key. Community and county residents invited.

Radcliffe Chautauqua Association Flovilla Chautauqua Red Cross Capp Henry Clark America Mills-Andrus Concert Company Martha Morrison

Eczema Pain and a Blood Cleanser Remedy

Harsh itching and burning from eczema are described as a near torture. The text claims topical salves fail, insisting the cure lies in S. S. S. blood cleansing, with instructions to mail for expert advice from Medical Directv in Atlanta, Georgia.

Riglt Swift Laboratory Atlanta Gua

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United States Buttrill Brothers Porter Ham University of Georgia Training School J. S. Ham Marvin Ridgeway R. Troup Smith C. D. Ingram Jackson Robert van Deventer Hampton Daughtry, Jr Ernest Newton Leonard Lyons Julian Turner Chattanooga Ruth J. W. McClure Major George Mallet Mary Lane Emma Mallet Mallet J. W. Nichols Abbieville, S. C Mrs. SB. Nichols Colvin-Powell W. P. Powell E. Leverette Will Reed E. A. Elder Monticello Raymond Powell Sharpen Dean Ezell THE Univerity of Georgia J. W. Childs Jenkinsbug Opal Mildred Gilmore Raz Stroud McDonough Bevo Anheuser-Busch St. Louis McDowell Groc. CO Jackson, GA Reader Bright Frank Miller Bingham, Utah Foley Carmichael Drug and Book Company Adv Berlin
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