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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1916
Page
10
Jackson resident W. T. Burk reports kidney back pains from heavy lifting, with rheumatic pains and bed difficulty. After using Dean's Kidney Pills his kidneys functioned normally and back pain subsided. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY promotes the remedy.
Beet pulp is promoted as a supplement that makes cows fat and healthy, increasing milk flow and improving butter quantity and quality. A carload shipment was featured at The Busy Corner.
Mrs. Sam C. Small of Clayton New Mexico says her three month old grandson recovered from whooping cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The ad touts the product as helpful for whooping cough croup and colds and promotes The Owl Pharmacy as the place to obtain it.
Dr. Joel B. Watkins will leave soon for Kansas City Missouri to attend a course of lectures at the Kansas City Veterinary College for about three to four months. He plans to visit Chicago and study at leading colleges there. Watkins is a well known Middle Georgia veterinarian with a broad practice across Butts Henry Jasper Monroe Pike and Spaulding counties and aims to enhance his scientific treatment of animal diseases through this study. His friends express pride in his pursuit and success in the profession.
The 1917 Reunion dates are May 28 to June 2 in Washington. H. F. Cary, Southern Railway general passenger agent, chairs the finance committee. Attendance is expected to exceed all prior reunions with excursions to Gettysburg and nearby battlefields.
Beet pulp feeding claims to improve dairy cow digestion and milk production. The note mentions a carload delivery and potential economic gains for dairy operations relying onBeet pulp as a bulk feed option.
Letters from Jackson Rifles report freezing conditions at the El Paso border camp. Soldiers struggle to stay warm as the river runs frozen and Lieut W D Pope notes sleeping under seven blankets without staying warm. Heat by day, bitter nights persist.
Miss Ethel Brewer of Chattanooga credits Tanlac with curing her severe stomach trouble and pellagra after four months of treatment. She gained 15 pounds to reach 113, reports improved sleep, digestion, and strength, and says she now eats meat and vegetables without issue. The Tanlac company notes availability through Slaton Drug Co in Jackson and doctors in nearby towns.
In recent days the thermometer has fallen sharply with cold days and nights. Soldiers endure frost and chills while gaining valuable border experience amid harsh weather.
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