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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
8
Buick Motor Company emphasizes durability and elegance as it unveils seven 1921 models all featuring the Valve-in-Head motor. The lineup promises smooth operation, refined design, and reliable long-term ownership tailored to distinct service needs.
The US car count totals 7,565,446 with one vehicle per fourteen people nationwide. Iowa leads with 1 per six. Alabama has the fewest at 1 per forty one. Southern states follow: Georgia 1 per 22, Florida 1 per 17, Tennessee 1 per 29, Mississippi 1 per 34, Louisiana 1 per 37, Texas 1 per 14, Virginia 1 per 24, North Carolina 1 per 23, South Carolina 1 per 24.
Georgia supporters declare Hugh M. Dorsey the next U S Senator with overwhelming county reports and 100 plus Dorsey clubs across the state. They attack Hoke Smith Watson alliance and urge voters to back Dorsey on September 8 as a repudiation of Watson-Smith. Headquarters in Atlanta tout Dorsey as sure winner.
Capitol research identifies three poisonous snakes in Georgia the rattlesnake copperhead and moccasin. Copperheads are scarce and rattlesnakes most common ranging from small button rattlers to the Florida diamond back. The Georgia rattlesnake avoids conflict and will flee if possible, while the moccasin is described as ugly vicious and quick to attack.
A Progressive Farmer view argues for well qualified teachers with proper pay to train children, likening teachers to trained horse and dog handlers. The piece notes Georgia’s 40 cent cotton pledge as a political landslide guarantee if promised.
USDA experimental kitchen shows one-fifth to one-quarter less sugar can be used in jelly and jam. A quarter teaspoon salt per cup of juice or pulp reduces sweetness in non acid fruits, balancing flavor as standing time passes. Salt was used in England during the war. flavor from citrus peels or spices may substitute sugar.
Market observers predict a slump in coal prices soon. Citizens urged to secure their supply now before prices drop and deliveries slow.
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