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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1920
Page
1
If you are troubled with sanstization and indigestion you cannot be altogether happy. Take Chamber Stain's Tableta to correct these disorders. They are prompt and effectual, busy and pleasant to take.
Watoga West Virginia Mrs S W Gladwell testifies of relief from severe headaches backache and bearing down pains in adolescence after using Cardus a tonic she credits with restoring health and strength She praises Cardui as a long in use remedy recommended by physicians and urges others to try it for female ailments with no doctor needed.
Local notices recount visits among Bethel residents including Barah Hearn resuming activities and several gatherings at Crumbley, Cantrell, Lester, and Crumbley households. A candy pulling hosted by Willie Cantrell is noted along with multiple family visits and a Sunday trip. The item closes with an obituary notice for Uncle Parks Chandler.
Mr. Emory Entrekin and family visited Mr. J A Gammon over the weekend. Several aunts and cousins visited relatives, with Aunt Nancy Thompson visiting Aunt Nervie Findley. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. E G Entrekin on March 2, and Mrs Martha Johnson visited her sister.
Barge trip by C E Johnson Lee Johnson and A L Tant to Carlington Saturday. E E Reagan of Ward visited Braden couple Sunday afternoon. A Chevrolet ride prospect sparks jokes about who will ride. Geulah McDanniel and Carrie Lee Warren shopped in Kansas Friday. HW W Tant and Joy visited Jake Saturday. John Warren toured for business Tuesday. Dr T Rogers bought no new car. Carrie Leo Warren hosted Ellen Taut Thursday. George Merrell and family were mentioned in the area.
Perfect Health is linked to pure blood and stronger resistance to disease. The S. S. S. vegetable blood medicine is promoted to revitalize blood, restore vigor, and ward off ailments. Readers are urged to visit a drug store for a bottle and to write for free medical advice from Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
Misa Drucilla Johnson visits her grandmother during the past two weeks and plans to come home Saturday. Tsurrak joins The Free Progs and eonders for community activity.
Villa Rica residents and visitors are listed with couples and families traveling to Atlanta, Carrollton, Douglasville, Bremen, and Temple. Notables include Miss Lillie Mac Bailey of Atlanta visiting Carrollton, Mr. Frank Durette and daughter Crances in Atlanta, and Mrs. J. Perryman hosting relatives from Carrollton. Several trips to Atlanta for shopping or visiting family appear throughout.
The piece argues towns face two main aims for growth: attracting manufacturing or developing rural resources and educational, social facilities. It warns manufacturing can strain culture, while rural progress benefits from modern amenities and resources. It urges supporting the Train Board to bring prosperity to Carroll County.
A reader from Blakeney Illinois praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best medicine for colds and coughs. She notes giving it to her children for croup and that she has used it herself, highlighting the product's trusted family efficacy.
A discussion on the modern community movement showing many rural towns can become desirable residences. It argues towns should grow in harmony with local ideas, avoid alien influences, and develop through their own production to attract and retain like-minded residents.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes plantings to create a pleasing homelike farmstead. Trees serve as windbreaks and screen buildings, while bliris and shrubs hide foundations and frame drives. Native trees and locally proven species are best.
A short exhortation on speaking kind words to children and the lasting positive impact of kindness. It asserts small acts of courtesy shape future character and foster a better community through everyday friendliness with youngsters.
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