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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement promotes Restol as a harmless non habit forming sedative aid to ease nighttime wakefulness. It claims Restol relaxes the system for a natural waking feel and markets genuine sealed packages sold by druggists for 0 cents.
Doctors urge friends to purify systems to ward off influenza and its complications. Take one Calotab at bedtime with water to purify the system, prevent griping, and wake refreshed. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Mrs. Alice Crook visits Mrs. Lucy Stallings as flu spreads in the area. Numerous short notes report sick lists, visits, and small-town travel to Carrollton and La Grange. A gun accident near misses harm while a trip to see a cyclone site is praised for its cost.
A Friday dawn storm caused uprooted fruit trees and timber around Carrollton Route 2. Residents report flu recovery and discuss local concerns from court duties to elections, with notes on neighbors Ma tilda Barlow Susan and James Foster.
Sunday visits and Friday gatherings dot Oak Ridge South as families and friends share days at homes and shops. among those mentioned are the Hardigres Motes Griffins Lyles Little and Mote with many for Easter events and school notices. The Easter egg hunt drew 115 eggs and school closes April 6.
Woe to Mrs. W E Phillips who is very ill with flu and pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. 3 W Tyson and daughter Bernice visited Atlanta last Tuesday. Audie Mac Carter was guest of Births Conner. Warner Pope welcomed a daughter on Saturday April third. Will Griffis hosted J B Griffis family at Sand Hill. Guy Pope and children visited Mrs M A DeFreese. Alma DeFracae was guest of the Griffis sisters. Eunice Griffis of Sand Hill visiting relatives here. Troy Chambers visited Audie Mae Carter Sunday.
Mr. Charlie West is very ill and Mrs. Will Garner is sick as friends send wishes for recovery. Lewis West of Temae visited his parents Dave and Mrs. West. Sunday singing drew T. W. Brasher family, Ollie Brasher, Walter Blair, and Walter Carter from Sand Hill. several ladies names appear in attendance.
Olin Garner called on Miss Notris Richards on Sunday afternoon. Rev. B P Mize praises a nice school and Perfect order. Mrs Ella Seales visits her daughter Mrs Evie Huddlnston near Tallapoosa. A box supper is planned at Hickory Level schoolhouse Tuesday night. everybody is invited.
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