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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
11
A discussion from London Answers on how unlucky omens abound but good fortune need not be guarded. Articles note iron or coal scraps, an inside out garment by accident, and even a stray dog or a cat at home as signs of luck, while cats’ clawing is debated as scratching luck or rain omen.
A Louisville Courier-Journal writer surveys kissing practices from Genesis and the Odyssey to modern France and Slavic nations. It traces the salute’s varied forms from nose touches to when knights were dubbed and notes Napoleon’s reforms in the Legion of Honor.
The Brooklyn Bridge spans over a mile, cost more than 25 million dollars, and is listed among the world wonders. Built from 1870 to 1883, it was designed by John A Roebling who died early. his son William A Roebling continued, was badly burned, and directed the completion from a Brooklyn home with his wife’s aid.
A dog's curiosity is praised as it investigates a beetle. The dog notices the unfamiliar, approaches cautiously, touches it with a paw, sniffs, and rolls the beetle with its nose before leaving once satisfied.
A historical note on Pennsylvania blue laws first enacted April 22, 1794, titled for the prevention of vice and immorality. It recalls strict Sunday enforcement hampering activities from canal boats to railroads and selling common goods, with fines noted for violations.
Washington March 22 The senate passed a bill authorizing the federal grain corporation to use five million barrels of flour to feed the needy in Europe. The corporation may sell the flour or extend credit. The bill has already cleared the house.
American Legion members from 37 states favor a government grant to former service men. The poll taken here today supports a $50 bonus for each month spent in the service.
New York retailers announce lower prices for standard shoes in spring and summer. John J. Slater, president of the Retail Shoe Dealers' Association, says shops will accept smaller profit margins, with reductions not covering all fancy or extra fashionable wear.
A local notice calls for county and town co operation to improve roads and schools. It condemns factional politics and urges building up the community rather than tearing down. Names Guthrie and related civic entities appear in ads.
Harsh description of eczema pain and burning skin leads to a pitch for S. S. S as the cure. Claims blood infection causes skin outbreaks and promises relief with a bottle of medicine from 110 Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, with an invitation to write for advice.
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