Roses in June Theme Poem on Social Page
An old fashioned social page poem extols roses in June as symbols of love and beauty. It notes roses bloom across homes and gardens, then fade within a few months, ending with a reflective line about memory.
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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
5
An old fashioned social page poem extols roses in June as symbols of love and beauty. It notes roses bloom across homes and gardens, then fade within a few months, ending with a reflective line about memory.
The Jackson column reports numerous visitors and homecomings including Mr. R. P. Lasnett in Atlanta, Miss Annie Lou McCord from Macon, Miss Gertrude Jinks in Monticello, and many others. It notes arrivals from Birmingham Dallas Ashburn Atlanta and Albany plus births, health travels, and church revivals.
Mrs Thos M Bond entertained Thursday afternoon four tables of players for Mrs C E Mc Michael. Games were on the porch with sunflowers at each table and Miss Margaret Maddox assisted. An ice course was served after the games.
Mrs Annie Webb entertained Friday evening with members of the Young People's Mission Society of the Methodist church and friends. Shrubbery and wildflowers decorated the country home. Misses Jessie Jones and Clyde Gaston served lemonade. Guests enjoyed games fans and cream and cake.
The 77th birthday of Mrs. R. E. Carmichael was celebrated Tuesday afternoon in a cozy surprise hosted by Mrs. L. P. Lester. Six guests shared cake and ice cream with a centerpiece of a large cake with seven seven-shaped candles. Guests included Mrs. L. D. Watson, Mrs. Sallie Ball, Mrs. Mamie Mooring, Mrs. W. A. Newton, Mrs. A. F. Whitney, and Mrs. Nannie McMichael.
A scanned instruction set describes cucumber pickling methods with brining and vinegar brines. It covers selecting cucumbers, salting per gallon, layering with dill and spices, using cabbage or grape leaves to weight, and fermentation notes. It also includes steps to brine cucumbers with vinegar and spices, boiling syrup, and packing into jars with cold vinegar to seal without processing.
LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN Syruphonic Laxative designed for habitual constipation. Relieves promptly and should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. Stimulates and regulates. Very pleasant to take. 60c per bottle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Clark and Family express gratitude to friends for floral offerings and sympathy during the illness and death of their son and brother.
Miss Rachael Brownlee was a weekend guest of Miss Molly Katharine Tingle, accompanied home by Miss Margaret Maddox. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Nichols and children returned from Abbeville, South Carolina, bringing home Miss Grace Link to visit Miss Lucy Evelyn Nichols. Mrs. Mamie Mooring, recently with Mrs. L. D. Winson, left for North Carolina relatives before returning to Florida. Miss Pauline Mallet and Miss Lucile Elder plan a Daytona trip Monday with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tolleson to visit Mrs. John Cook for a month.
Timely recipe for brining cucumbers beans or tomatoes to pickle later. Mix one gallon water with one pound salt and one cup vinegar. Pack vegetables in barrels, add salt as added, and top up with vinegar to prevent softness.
Community window display offers 2000 Piedmont cigarettes and two chairs as prizes. The sign promotes large packs of Piedmont cigarettes at 20 to a package, 2 for 25 cents, at Carmichael Drug & Book Co.
Mrs. J. W. McClure filed for twelve months support from the estate of J. W. McClure, deceased. Appraisers have returned their findings and all concerned must show cause before the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in July 1919. June 2, 1919. J. H. Ham, Ordinary.
A short sale note urges buying Liberty Bonds. The message includes claims about colds and influenza being cured by a Bromo Quinine product with E W Grove’s signature on the box. The text presents an advertisement style assertion without verifiable medical backing.
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