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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
12
Mrs. Doll Davis of 1908 Ramonni avenue Peoria says after seven years of illness Tanlac restored her health. She gained thirty pounds, regained appetite, sleeps well, and her nerves improved, with experts noting kidney issues and prior severe weakness. Tanlac sold by leading druggists.
Advertises personalized printed envelopes and stationery bearing your name and address. Claims neater, better, cheaper supplies than current sources, available in affordable dime and quarter quantities. Invites readers to visit the Free Press office to see samples and options.
Georgia war savings chief Ivan E. Allen promotes thrift as vital to households and businesses. The list urges saving, investment in War Savings Stamps, and financial preparation to buy homes, educate children, start ventures, and reduce poorhouse reliance, with a call to honor regular soldiers returning from Germany.
Lieut Thomas A Flannigan former chaplain of the Thirtieth Infantry salutes the Regular regiments that fought in France. He praises their fidelity and tenacity and asserts the American Regular is the greatest fighter in the world. His remarks offer reassurance to readers on the Rhine about due credit for Regulars.
The community mourns Leila McRae Smith of Bremen who died after a year of ill health and a four month bed confinement. She was 28, married to W. M. Smith, with siblings Mrs. McRae Mrs. Abner Mrs. Homer Johnson and Murdock McRae. A Baptist at Pleasant View, she faced illness with cheer and faith, leaving husband, mother Mrs. McRae and many relatives.
A short note extols faith that moves mountains and a steam shovel replacing an old hoe, praising labor and time saving as money saving for War Savings Stamps.
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