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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1918
Page
6
Dr. Robert VanDeventer of the First Baptist Church travels to Hot Springs Arkansas for the annual Southern Baptist Convention gathering of several hundred ministers and lay leaders. The session spans several days with key business on the agenda. Red Cross Drive May 20 27.
The Wigwam Casino at Indian Springs opens for the 1918 season under Mr. Ben Cleveland. Visitors enjoy a swimming pool bowling alley and pool room with amusements popular among patrons. Cleveland has managed Wigwam attractions for several seasons and is praised for his hospitality.
The article notes fine wheat crops and predicts home baked biscuits in about a month. It reflects on cotton planting timing, birds signaling planting cues, and the busy two months ahead for farmers. It also cites a quote attributing life value to work regardless of wealth.
An Oregon resident cites benefits from Foley Kidney Pills and urges immediate action for weak kidneys. The ad claims quick, complete relief across ages, noting back pain dizziness and rheumatic symptoms may follow untreated kidney issues. The Owl Pharmacy circulates the message.
Pierre Hamp warns 4 million French citizens may die of tuberculosis out of 38 million. War deaths near 1 million. Despite hospitals, new cases surge. pensions favor wounded over consumptives. Red Cross aid and local committees fight spread and provide care, though living conditions remain dire.
Secretary McAdoo expresses to the American Newspapers Association sincere appreciation for the presss role in Liberty Loans and wartime information. He notes enlightened public opinion as democracys chief asset and urges continued support to help win the war for democracy and justice.
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