Model Carroll County Farmer Uncle Babe Nichols Profile
The Carroll Free Press highlights W. W. Nichols known as Uncle Babe Nichols, a lifelong Carroll County farmer who relies on home production. He raises corn fodder hogs and Jersey cows, avoiding politics to focus on farming, with about 200 birds in the barnyard and large grain and hay stocks.
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Carroll County
Uncle Babe Nichols
Free Press
Uncle Babe
Old Carroll
Mr. Nichols
W. W. Michola
J. 5
Williams
Carroll County Schools Pay Teachers Promptly Despite Funds
Our Schools A Free Press reports School Commissioner E. T. Steed visited 44 of 110 county schools this month. He says enrollment is higher than last year but attendance lags due to summer activities. The county borrowed from a home bank to pay teachers within ten days after approval, highlighting county efficiency and pride in its schools.
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E. T. Steed
Carroll County
Garrell County
How the Trouble Starts Quristipation and Remedies
An old advertisement-style note claims quristipation causes many ailments and urges readers to take Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular. Sold by Red Cross Drug Store.
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Red Cross Drug Store
Jobs Offered At Mandeville Mills In Carrollton Ga
Wanted three good families to work in cotton mill steady work at good wages apply to J A Mandeville Mande Ville Mills Carrollton Georgia
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J. A. Mandeville
Mande Ville Mills
Carrollton, Ga
Constipation Remedy Helps Whitlow Man After Expensive Treatment
H Hines of Whitlow Ark recounts costly medicines and hospital visits in St Louis and New Orleans with no relief before using Chamberlains Tablets. He reports full recovery after continued use and notes local availability at Red Cross Drug Store.
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H. Hines
Whitlow, Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Chamberlain
Red Cross Drug Store
Sayings of Elbert Hubbard
Sayings reflect sympathy as love's first and last attribute and the healing power of suffering. The text argues that only suffering souls are rightly loved and that falsehood harms the liar more than the target. It urges courage against criticism and claims each life serves as its own justification.
Irresponsibility and the College Church Balance
A reflection on why college graduates may evade social service and the roles of college training and church claims. The text discusses human nature and environment fostering irresponsibility amid competitive ambitions, urging responsible adulthood and perseverance as a remedy. It quotes John Grier Hibben on the demanding path to leadership and influence.
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John Grier Hibben
Modern Man Flourishes Despite Modern Strain
Dr. John Wainwright argues modern men are better housed fed and clothed, more charitable and live six to seven years longer than a century ago. He notes improved care for wives and children and a calmer outward appearance amid city life stresses.
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John W. Wainwright
Dangers of Apathy in Civic Life Asserted by Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons warns that civic apathy endangers the republic and likens lukewarm faith to spiritual harm. He argues educated leaders must engage in political welfare to guide the people, or the nation will decay. A call to active public duty and responsible citizenship.
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Terence Gud
Lond Cne
Iavalou
Cardinal Gibbous
Thought Governs World Change Says Bryce
The speaker argues that government and progress are driven by thought, not merely by votes. He states that major world movements originate from a small number of thinking individuals and urges Americans to study these problems carefully.
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Europe
James Bryce
Eskimo Wife Chewing Custom Questioned in Class
In a Sunday school discussion a teacher recounts a traveler’s article claiming Eskimo wives chew the band clothes to soften skins. A boy asks why they do not simply use a billy goat, reflecting a humorous misinterpretation of traditional practices.
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Nations Pood Magazine
Wordplay Amid Humorous Jokes in Sacred Heart Review
A playful exchange about a punny horse joke appears in the Sacred Heart Review. Characters riff on timing and wordplay with light humor, reflecting the column’s neighborhood humor style.
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Horay
Sacred Heart Review
Groves Tasteless Tonic Promoted as Malaria Remedy
An old advertisement touts Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic as a strong general tonic for malaria, chill and fever, stressing its tasteless formula that dissolves in the stomach, with a 60 cent price and the warning to look for the signature of E. W. Grove.
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Grove
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Promoted Far and Wide
The ad extols Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as a universal remedy for wounds sores ulcers sore throat and skin or scalp ailments. It states thousands of families trust it and claims fast relief and healing with a trial convincing users of its wonders. It also markets other products and druggist references with prices listed.
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Porter
Uromo
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Entenna
Carrollton
Ralph Meeks
Puntis
Georgia
New City Hall
Boyd W. Little
Gray
Elbert Hubbard
Atlanta
Union Depot
John L. Edmondson
Prop
Maurice Francis Egan
Modern Man
BLEEP
Pete
Len
John Dowland
Thomas Nelson Page
Cardus
Daugeists
Waters
THE
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
First National Bank
National Bank
State OF Georgia
Brodtaz
Simanton
Fitts Directors
Foley
Ty. Log
L. H. Derreberry
Kidusya
Johnson Drug Co
E. W.grove
de. Porter
R. R
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