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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1919

Page

3

Ohio tops states for registered motor vehicles in 1886 data

Ohio leads in the number of registered motor trucks and pleasure cars, surpassing New York as of July 1 with 464 826 registrations. Nationwide totals show 6 353 233 registered vehicles, a 6.85 percent rise. Other states listed include New York 436 932 and Pennsylvania 407 923.

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Anti-Flu Precautions From Surgeon General Guidance

Health authorities advise covering sneezes and avoiding colds, walking to work, avoiding shared cups, drinking water, and open windows for ventilation. Emphasizes regular meals, baths, outdoor activity, and consulting a doctor if ill to limit spread and severity of influenza.

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President Wilson Shows Further Improvement in Recovery

Washington reports President Wilson made slow progress toward recovery as physicians note gains in strength from several comfortable days and nights. He remains confined to bed and is not yet capable of resuming duties, though officials hope he may handle some official matters later in the week.

Wahington Wilson

Kiser Moves Pressing Shop to Cemetery Street Branch

John Kiser announces relocation of his pressing business from Mulberry street to his home on Cemetery street near the colored cemetery. A branch office is at Sam Lee's laundry where all work will be called for and delivered.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. W. Gleason Mulberry Street Cemetery Street Sam Lee John Kiser

League to raise 50 million for world prohibition drive

The Anti Saloon League of America announced at a conference that it will raise 50 000 000 over five years to fund a world prohibition campaign focusing on law enforcement education and Americanization.

Chicago Ili Anti-Saloon League of America

Flu and common sense health rules urged for warding off diseases

Officials urge adherence to simple health rules as effective against flu and other contagions. The guidance emphasizes that personal opinions do not affect the spread and that basic practices remain essential for public health.

Sloan's Liniment Ad Claiming Pain Relief

An early 20th century advertisement touts Sloan's liniment for joint and muscle pains with promises of warm soothing relief. It emphasizes quick application, non staining, and time savings, urging readers to buy a large bottle from their druggist at 35c 70c or 1.40.

Nine Initiated in Knights Templar Degrees in Jackson

A class of nine Henry county candidates received the Red Cross and Knights of Malta in Alexius Commandery of Jackson Friday night. The Order of the Temple was conferred at a called meeting Tuesday. Names include Harry H. Greer John J. Fisher John R. Smith Wade H. Pullen Robert H. Bowden Homer Bryans Frank Copeland Charles M Powers and Joseph Mann from Stockbridge and McDonough attendees came from Monticello and McDonough for the event.

Henry County Red Cross Knights of Malta Alexius Commandery Jackson Commandry Order of the Temple Harry H. Greer John J. Fisher John R. Smith Wade H. Pullen Robert H. Bowden Homer Bryans Frank Copeland McDonough Charles M. Powers Joseph Mann Stockbridge

Guthrie & Co Promotes Cotton Insurance at County Fair

Guthrie and company advertise cotton insurance during the Butts County Fair held November 5 through 7. The notice highlights coverage options and fair participation for local growers.

Butts County

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