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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
6
Visitors to Austna note Piedmont Hotel offers moderate room and meal rates. The fire proof, 300 guest rooms and 150 private baths highlight its modern conveniences. Under Harvey and Wood management it has built a strong national reputation. The hotel is known for snow white cleanliness in summer.
Acquaintances from Delaware connected on a Waelaneton to Philadelphia train. They recall Marty Mullins as a special writer earning ten dollars a column at a New York paper and his brother Dick, a 410 pound museum worker with a good salary. Both judged to have become space fillers in their careers.
A Philadelphia talk by a noted woman suffrage leader said divorce stems from ill temper and that men and women are not so vicious as some think. She recounted a Pittsburgh anecdote about a married woman and a growling man at dinner, highlighting temper as a cause of divorce.
A Maine farmer praised lawyer Wolibvy with a blunt compliment after a courtroom victory as they left. The farmer reportedly told him with hearty tone that he was a "hoss" in the courtroom, reflecting strong respect for his skill.
A historical lecture urges young men to act nobly by honoring and supporting their parents. It argues gentleness and nobility stem from caring for a mother and father, and warns that leaving home without gratitude invites moral decline. The piece calls for reversing one’s current treatment of loved ones and facing consequences.
A reader essay questions why some men are courteous to others yet harsh at home. It urges men to treat wives with kindness, respect, and generosity, noting many good husbands but urging more consistent gentleness. The piece highlights the wife’s dependence and the need for mutual consideration at home.
A reflective prose piece contemplates life as a journey through years as messengers. It contrasts earthly limits with immortality and beauty, likening life to a moving panorama from childhood to old age, where innocence and love hover near cradle and grave.
A historical column argues that despite wives bearing cheer and order, the home fails if the husband remains cross and fault finding. It notes a husband can fund a grand house and wardrobe yet ruin harmony through unsympathetic, fault finding behavior at meals and daily life.
A brief note identifies Martine as the smoker for fastidious patrons at Camp's, detailing the establishment and its niche service.
J 19 Yarply applied to require titles to land described in a bond for titles attached alleging full payment. All heirs of W D Jones deceased and others are notified the court hearing before the Court of Ordinary will occur on the first Monday in August 1907. This July 1 1907. J H Barron Ordinary.
Mrs. N. C. Statham applied for twelve months support and appraisers filed a return. All persons concerned must show cause before the court of ordinary on the first Monday in August 1907. July 1, 1907. J. H. Barton, Ordinary.
Georgia Carroll County public notice states B L Camp as administrator for W C Camp petitions for discharge from administration. Court cites all persons concerned to show cause why letters of dismission should not be granted on the first Monday in August 1907. J H Barron Ordinary.
Bridge to be built 170 feet long over Whooping Creek at Colemans Mill. Sale at public outcry before the Court House door Carrollton within legal hour of sale on first Tuesday in August 1907. Terms cash when bridge is accepted. August 10 1907. J H Barron Ordinary. Dismissal From Guardianship filed for Floyd Moore guardian Denys Carroll County. Objections due by first Monday in August otherwise discharge will be granted. July 1 1997. John Barron Ordinary.
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