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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
7
An advertisement promotes S. S. S. from Swift Specific Co of Atlanta as a long standing blood purifier. It links skin issues like pimples and eczema to poor blood and urges readers to consult the medical department for free advice.
Mr Jacob T Mayo works in Wadley for weeks. Local social notes report dinners with I G Walker W J Waits and visits by J B Ellis to S L Thompson. Engagement announced Eid son Smith to Florene Thompson of Woodbury. several guests from Macon Atlanta visit. Boy Scouts organize with Thomas as Scout Master. Miss Jim mie Paullin mourns brother W B Paullin. recital postponed to March 31. W Hay Smith recovers from illness and is out.
Mrs R L Allen and Mrs J S Cumming hosted the Flo Villa chapter of the U D C at Mrs Allen s home. Members discussed business then enjoyed music by Nellie Scott Millen and readings, with refreshments served. They anticipate the April meeting.
A cheerful advertisement urges readers to take Cascarets to liven the liver cleanse the bowels and relieve symptoms like headaches biliousness offensive breath coated tongue and sour stomach. It claims a mild cleansing nightly for all ages including children.
A brief market notice invites customers to call 114 for meals with a promise of satisfaction and repeats the brand name Con Ner's Market in a short promotional line.
Mrs Findley of Vinci Georgia says the grippe left her weak and nervous and Vincl restored her health strength and appetite. The tonic Vincl sharpens the appetite aids digestion enriches the blood and builds natural energy, according to Woods Carmichael Drug and Book Co in Jackson Georgia.
Mrs. W F Stodghill spent the week end in Jackson. Miss Lola Washington visits Forsyth relatives for two weeks. Miss Lessie Stodghill in Jackson Friday. Miss Bertha Williams of Hampton guests of Mrs W A Aiken. Early Grant and Cleo Washington with Mr and Mrs J B Benson. Wallie Smith in Covington Sunday. H P Thomas and Annie Laurie Thomas in Flovilla for week end. L L Washingtons guests of Mrs N J Washington. Hubbard Standard and family in Locust Grove for week end. R O Stodghill and J J Hammond visit Jackson Tuesday. Cleo Washington again with Mrs W A Aiken. Lucile and Helen Swint spend week end with Mrs J J Hammond.
The Busy Corner reports the arrival of the season's newest style suits. Shop now for this season's fashion at the Busy Corner.
Airdale medical ad urges prompt action for stiffness pain and kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted to aid the kidneys in removing waste. Owl Pharmacy appears as the selling location.
Local sale at Smith & Co offers 100 dozen mill end towels toweling and bed spread goods at reduced prices. Shoppers are invited to compare values and take advantage of the deal before stock runs out.
Thursday Pathe presents Madam X with Dorothy Donnelly in 6 reels. Friday The New Janitor with Charles Chaplin. The Smuggler's Daughter two reel drama. Saturday The House on E Street two reel drama. Tit for Tat one reel comedy. Monday Rosemary five reels starring George LeGuere and Marguerite Snow. Neal of the Navy. Tuesday shows to follow.
A promotional piece extols Mother's Friend as a aid for pregnancy, claiming muscles loosen with use and nerves spared. It urges obtaining the remedy from a druggist and requests a free information book from Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, addressing prospective mothers.
A brief note laments no office for all and notes that the weeding out process will soon be at hand. The tone hints at forthcoming selections or eliminations affecting a group.
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