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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
4
Public health guidance warns rural wells and springs are vulnerable to sewage and surface runoff. Protect water sources by sealing wells, elevating coverings, using pumps, and locating closets and barns away from wells to prevent contamination and waterborne diseases.
The Georgia State Board of Health pamphlet outlines that boys over 14 should view women as future mothers and protect them from dangers. It stresses fair treatment, avoiding wine and loose women, and living a clean life to safeguard homes and posterity.
G G Geiger of Atlanta describes wife relief from rheumatism after four Tanine bottles. He notes she gained weight, lost headaches, and regained energy, sleeping better and managing housework again. The testimonial cites dramatic health reversal and renewed vitality.
The obituary notes the death of Mary Helen Ashmore at age six from heart paralysis after a tonsil operation. Born September 27, 1912 in Atlanta to Charles and Jimmie Ashmore, she died August 8, 1919 at Mt Zion hospital with family prayers and a small service preceding burial in a new grave. George W. Elliott offers blessings to the grieving family.
Friday night at the Clifton hotel a town dance hosted many out of town guests. Local youths and visitors from Griffin Barnesville Valdosta Borden Springs Newnan Tallapoosa gathered for a pleasant social event with many named attendees.
Miss Millred Camp hosted a Saturday evening dance in Griffin with guests Misses Broduns Tidderness Tanner Gray Hammond Correy and others from Griffin Barnesville and Macon. Attendees included Messrs Horton Gray Louvorn Tay ner Tanner Stevens Shaw Mandeville Vaughan Richards Boykin Harris and others. Dancing lasted until twelve o'clock with Mrs J B Camp and Mrs Mary Camp Bickford assisting.
An advertisement claims summer catarrh and related blood disorders are due to conditions in the blood. It asserts that lotions do not relieve symptoms and that SS S targets the root cause. Readers are urged to write Swift Specific Co to consult a Medical Advisor in Atlanta, Georgia.
An old advertisement warns of kidney trouble and urges relief with Gold Medal Harlem Kidney Health Capsules. It claims quick relief, world-wide use, and a money back guarantee with imported original Gold Medal branding and three package sizes.
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