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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
3
The Paige Glenbrook is praised as a new value standard among five-passenger Light Sixes. It appeals to thrifty buyers who seek the greatest value for the least money, offering comfort and satisfaction that exceed its investment, though not described as a cheap car.
Treasury officials estimated that nine months of federal outlays total 5.028 billion dollars and that annual expenditures through June 30 next would approach 6.75 billion. Excludes soldier bonus and congressional costs. main nine month items include War and Navy departments, Railroad administration, Shipping Board, and debt interest.
Atlanta report quotes F H Abbott of the Georgia Association stating that within a year every South Georgia county will enact the Ellis health law and five years will drive malaria from the state. A South Georgia county study shows 82 percent malaria among 550 residents in 25 square miles with $46 520 annual loss, highlighting minimal current spending on malaria and education per child.
Dodson fights Calomel ban as druggists report falling calomel sales. They cite Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, tasty vegetable remedy that eases liver sluggishness without causing griping or next day sickness. Drugstores guarantee refunds if it fails to help.
Frank Munsey urged government regulation of newspaper page sizes before a Senate committee studying the print paper situation. He argued size limits are the only feasible solution to current paper shortages facing publishers and readers.
Federal agents seized a car containing 80000 pounds of sugar in Omaha as it was about to depart for Des Moines. The total seizure reached 250000 pounds, traced to a San Francisco shipment March 22 to a Chicago firm, diverted at Savannah Illinois to Omaha, and owned by a sugar brokerage concern.
Official estimates show southern farms earned a little more than ten billion dollars last year with livestock contributing about three billion. Cotton provided a little over two billion, while non cotton agriculture accounted for roughly eight billion, suggesting earlier figures understated non cotton wealth.
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