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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
7
Visitors to Atlanta praise the Piedmont Hotel for affordable rates and luxury. Under Harvey & Wood management the 890 room, 160 bath property is noted for fireproof construction, modern conveniences, and top cleanliness in summer seasons.
Oakville resident R A Gray credits ten year kidney disease relief to Foley's Kidney Cure after exhausting medical treatment. The product, marketed by Hamrick's Pharmacy, is described as a Godsend by the patient.
A note from James H. Turner of Carroll mentions a child cured of bed wetting after ten years of affliction. The message implies a personal remedy shared via Route 6.
An advertisement touts Smiths Sure Kidney Cure as a guaranteed remedy with a free trial if it fails. The Johnson Drug Co sells the product for 50 cents.
Baskin and Baskin offer ladies skirts in several prices with a sale price of 4.95. Original skirts priced at 6.50 7.50 and 8.50 are reduced in this promotional event.
Baskin and Baskin offers white black and brown slippers at reduced prices during the Clean Sweep Sale. The event highlights multiple colors with targeted discounts for customers seeking affordable footwear.
Clean Sweep Sale features Elastic Seam Drawers sized from 30 to 44 waist with price 45 cents per pair offered by Baskin and Baskin.
Baskin and Baskin advertises children’s Buster Brown leather belts in all colors priced at 25 and 35 cents with quality 15 cents, highlighting value and range.
A reflective essay argues that a smile guards public peace and morality more than law. It warns against harmful words and recalls how memory of past pains haunts the young and old, urging temperance, study, and repentance to regain lost time.
A moral exhortation warns that profanity brings no gain and harms society. It urges young men to abandon vulgar language as disrespectful to peers and injurious to the mind and community's well being.
The passage argues women would be happier if men loved and valued them. It urges men to strive to make home life joyous as they seek happiness, and to recognize women's power and worth especially during hardship. It laments neglect of partners when busy with business and success.
A reflective piece on how early happiness forms a treasure-house of memories that sustain adults. It argues reminiscence shapes present life, guiding nourishment and hope, with a note on the sorrow of losing childhood joys and a memory of a mother reading the Home Circle column aloud.
The author argues that parents should avoid giving large sums to allow a child to start in the world. Instead teach him to swim by self reliance, educate him, and cultivate morals and mind to serve laws. Early training to depend on one's own resources and God’s blessings yields greater value than inherited wealth.
A store advertises a 10 percent discount on roller trays traveling trunks suitcases and bags. It pitches a broad savings on luggage and travel gear for the shopper.
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