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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
4
The piece argues that widespread unlawful strikes by milwiy and other workers threaten essential supplies like milk and meat. It warns such actions would disrupt commerce, cause widespread suffering, and demands workers lose their jobs to preserve public order and civilized labor norms.
The article argues country towns should study why residents leave and address gaps in social, educational, and business opportunities. It highlights accessible options like orchestras, lectures, concerts, and moving pictures to enrich community life in Carrollton and surrounding towns.
As summer nears the coat market cools while grass grows cheaper. The shift touches all cities, from easy streets to tough avenues, reflecting broader demand changes and seasonal price patterns.
The remark recalls how the armistice was celebrated as the end of hardship yet viewed as only the start of new challenges, underscoring mixed local sentiment and unresolved concerns.
A man declares the purchase of a hog for 140000 the best in the world. The report questions whether the buyer inspected estimated profits or earnings from the unconventional bid.
A Macon Telegraph piece warns sugar may rise to 40 or 50 cents per pound as shortages bite. It recounts wartime Food Administration measures, argues for a modern sugar distribution board, and notes past price guidance without price fixing, urging advisory oversight to curtail nonessential use and ensure fair access.
The piece argues cotton farmers should mobilize against the Comer amendment now in conference in Congress. It warns the amendment may extend exchange schemes that wreck cotton price realism, recounting past stock and cotton market manipulation and urging action to protect farmers from losing real cotton value to phony futures.
The text extols garden work as a fine exercise boosting strength and mental focus. It notes it channels surplus energy and enthusiasm not spent during business hours and urges persistence despite concerns about sugar shortages and rising prices.
Axegotiat dominates talks by steering every discussion to himself, leaving others to speak less and feel sidelined during conversations. The pattern narrows group input and shifts attention away from shared goals.
In a surprising move, Neves and Bonta vie for a key position with Tite backing. The Prema office confirms ongoing negotiations and potential appointments are expected soon.
The piece notes that about 200 million Chinese women form a quarter of the world’s female population and work long hours in mills, silk factories, and other industries in Shanghai and Canton. It mentions harsh wages and conditions, with efforts by the National YWCA to place an industrial expert in China to improve worker health, recreation, and education.
The YWCA launches a Shanghai normal school for training physical directors to improve child health in China. Since 1914 the program has earned favor, produced nine graduates including Ying Mei Chin of Wellesley, and graduates now teach in twelve mission and government schools from Canhey to Peking.
Dr. Teme Inouye of Tokyo serves as treasurer of the National Committee of the YWCA in Japan. She is medical inspector for girls in Tokyo public schools and runs several private schools. She notes about 500 women physicians and 460 women medical students in Japan and was the sole Japanese delegate to the YWCA International Conference of Women Physicians in September.
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