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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1909

Page

4

Near beer taxes debated as legislature targets liquor sales

The piece notes legislators aim to curb near beer saloons amid partition fears and a tax shortfall of about five million dollars in alcohol revenues. Kelly & Brown and Enttons and Proprietors are cited in the discussion.

Camp Meetings Promote Faith and Community

Camp meetings are the order of the day with annual gatherings of Christian people. The text notes God appointed yearly encampments for the children of Israel as a model for contemporary practice.

God

Moral peril at religious gatherings stated by author

A critical aside claims that evil appears where good deeds occur and that Satan shows up at religious gatherings, framing the source as a moral warning about hypocrisy and danger in faith circles.

Satan

No Evidence Pistol Carriage Proves Manliness or Courage

The statement argues that carrying a pistol reveals nothing about manliness and courage, and suggests it reflects the opposite and undermines true character. It emphasizes the stereotype is incorrect and questions the virtue of relying on weaponry for courage.

United States St.oo Crandall

Pistol toting and whiskey drinking condemned

A strong editorial denounces pistol carrying and whiskey drinking as twin evils and declares that no clean brave or law abiding person will tolerate them.

City Urges Typhoid Precautions Amid Seasonal Risk

Officials warn that typhoid season has begun and urge residents to clean premises burn trash piles carry waste to the woods for disposal and use lime to reduce contamination. City health authorities say the community is healthy but not immune to fever.

Sun loving cotton thrives in August heat

The cotton plant eagerly absorbs strong sunshine during the hot August days, displaying rapid growth and vigorous sun intake as the season peaks.

Farmer's Union Seeks Accurate Expense Records by A and M Schools

Officials believe the fourth District A and M School will maintain precise crop expense accounts and related details without new legislation, aligning with the Union's request.

Farmer's Union A. and M

New Germs Found on Ten Dollar Bill Sparking Caution

A contemporary notes that a dozen new germs have been discovered on a ten dollar bill prompting caution about money handling and the habit of kissing currency goodbye. The finding suggests reducing direct contact and practicing hygiene to curb spread of germs tied to cash.

How to Free Cattle and Pastures of Ticks

An adaptable guide outlines four practical tick eradication methods for Texas fever ticks. It covers hand brushing, oil applications, spraying with emulsions, and vat dipping, plus pasture rotation plans and safety tips for large and small herds.

Beaumont Crude Petroleum Beaumons Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Electric Bitters Cure Malaria and Liver Ailments

Washington malaria spots in Potomac marshes breed chills fever and ague, jaundice and weakness. Electric Bitters destroy germs and cure malaria and related stomach liver kidney and blood troubles. R M James of Louellen SC endorses the tonic free from typhoid risk with Johnson Cruz Company guarantee.

Potomac R.m.james Louellen

Great Man on a Transatlantic Voyage Fools Himself

A New York Sun piece recounts a financier on a luxury ocean liner who draws attention for wealth and aloofness. A young passenger watching him misreads the man’s deep concern as a business crisis, only to discover the financier playing solitaire.

Hai New York Sun

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Carroll Free Press Carrollton Georgia Kelly, Paul F. Brown Kelly & Brown, Enttons and Proprietors Carroll County Worth Kats Herrin & West Washington London Ihe Todbury Stephen Stringer Susan Northern England Oine Crandall Cutlery Crandall Cutlery Co MO. M. Butler Tom Mullinnix Gio To Butler & Mullinix First National Bank Alabama Street Weems O Baskin Juat Parker & Wood
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