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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
6
An old advertisement-style note touts Chasibar Tablets as a prompt effective remedy for stomach upset and indigestion. It promises quick, pleasant relief and encourages regular use to feel happier and healthier.
Roopville Mr Claud Tuggle and Miss Georgia Taylor wed Sunday with ceremony by Baptist pastor. Mr Tuggle praised as upright and industrious, Miss Taylor as popular. Also notes visitors, a successful Baptist church singing, spirited local election, and a 60th birthday dinner for Mr John Pontscost.
A fragmentary ad discusses catarrh as a dangerous stage potentially leading to consumption. It mentions remedies, purposes and medical advice, urging readers to seek treatment and noting a Swift Laboratory address for more information.
A community note highlights J. B. Morrell improving his front yard with a cement walk enhancing curb appeal. W. H. Alexander cites farming delays from weevil pressure, predicting farmers may switch from cotton to better prospects, expressing hope for a bright outcome.
A storm hit Roopville Route 1 Tuesday night delaying farm work. Mrs J S Common left for Atlanta for an operation. Mr and Mrs Claude Reynolds visit Mrs J J Common's family. The annual Veal singing convention meets the first Sunday in May. all invited with baskets. Miss Julia Common and Miss Eula Bello Thornton visited Eva and Myrtle Carroll Sunday afternoon for a pleasant gathering.
Ragan and Harden wed on Sunday in Shady Grove. Mrs. Mary Cape’s son and family visit Douglas County relatives. Many neighbors and relatives, including the Shadrix, Jordan, and Kelley families, share Sunday gatherings and late night visits with friends and kin across the area.
Glenloch notes show Mr. and Mrs. Denney visiting sister Clara Bowden and other relatives over weekend. Friends attended Centralhatches play and box supper. A Tuesday cyclone damaged structures but caused no injuries.
Rev Veatch filled his regular appointment at Powell's Chapel on Saturday and Sunday delivering sermons. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Arthur Gilland of Villa Rita and Mr and Mrs J H Couch with children. Several local families attended, dined, or hosted, including the Wallace, Edge, Boyd, Raney, and Coneh households.
A Guineaville Eagles tale notes the farmer as the real aristocracy and leaders of thought. It parries urban pretensions with a digressive fable about a city swell and a judge, comparing thoroughbred horses to mules to illustrate inner worth over exterior polish.
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