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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1918

Page

3

Letter from Leonard Describes War Time Hardship

Leonard writes about longing for home and loved ones while serving abroad. He notes scarce cigars, costly tobacco, high gasoline prices in France, ice cream and sodas in Boston as distant memories, and a resolve to defeat Kaiser Bill. He sends regards and love to family.

Boston Mass Leonard

Advertisements and notices on health tonics and hair care claims

A fragmented collection of old ads promotes Foley remedies for coughs kidney and bowel issues and a Danderine hair product promising healthier hair. The clumsy copy urges mail-in trials and points to a local drugstore sell. It also references a hog show and urges bond purchases in a stray note.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley Carmichael Drug and Book Company Advt

Butts County Man Calvin Ridgeway Dead in France

The War Department announced the death of Calvin Ridgeway a colored selectman from Butts county in France due to disease. He went to France several months ago and is the county’s first reported fatality among men in the war. Ridgeway aged about 22 or 23 formerly lived near Wilder’s store. his mother Mamie Ridgeway. No further details from the war department have been received.

Calvin Ridgeway Butts County War Department France Ridgeway J. P. Shivers Wilder Mamie Ridgeway Wm. H. Clark Springfield Ohio Foley Carmichael Drug and Book Company Adv

Georgia Sits Bottom of List on War Savings Stamps

Hugh Richardson state director notes Georgia at 48th place in War Savings Stamps purchases. Officials hope the state will soon climb to its full quota as cotton movement boosts sales. County chairman R. P. Lasnett expects better W S S sales with cotton picking up.

Hugh Richardson War Savings Stamps Committee Georgia R. P. Lasnett

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