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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1920
Page
6
The resources of the country have built up the town’s trade and public improvements funded by this wealth have benefited the town. Farmers feel townspeople seek the major gain in price setting. A solution is to unify country town life and develop a joint upbuilding program. Prosperity of farms drives town business.
The speaker cherishes a treasure found at the cross a quiet mind given by Christ and the love of God within the breast. Despite trials pride and scorn the speaker remains unshaken by present troubles seeking patience and the Lord's approval while awaiting to thank him face to face for this quiet mind.
A moral exhortation urging boys to abandon the beaten path and seek honor and virtue. It cautions against sin and folly, promoting temperance purity and truth as essential guides. It emphasizes that wealth or fame are not the measure of bliss, but a pure noble life.
A Southern Telephone News item notes two pretty girls kissing in the street while two young men react. One man voices contempt, saying he hates it, and the other asks what is happening. The scene is labeled as a woman doing men's work.
A New York Times excerpt quotes Samuel Gompers urging wages stay high even as prices fall, linking wages to purchasing power amid lower living costs. Governor Coolidge notes no profit means no employment, warning that suspending dividends reduces others’ wages. The piece stresses worker and employer interests must align and criticizes unions for prioritizing wage hikes without boosting production.
The Cooke family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for help and kindness during the sudden death of their father. They wish others may have such good neighbors and bless each one of you. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. A C Cooke.
An advertiser urges Carrollton businesses to cover their trade territory in the local paper, claiming reduced costs by advertising with the twice a week publication. The note emphasizes cost efficiency and broad field coverage.
A historical ad claims rheumatism comes from a tiny blood germ and promotes S. S. S. as the cure. It asserts the product cleanses the blood to remove disease germs, offering relief and free medical literature from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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