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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1917

Page

3

Christmas Packages for Uncle Sam's Boys

The American Red Cross with three million members finalized plans for Christmas packages for every soldier and sailor in national service. Cantonments and trenches will host tree lightings and pageants with 400,000 new recruits invited. packages will include writing paper, pipes, tobacco, cigars, unbreakable mirrors, games, handkerchiefs, and clothing comforts. Volunteers urge donations for items and wrapping details, with children aiding in assembly.

American Red Cross Tome Red Cross Community Christ France Atlantic Red Cross War Fund Haiti San Domingo General Pershing

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Reader

Mrs. John Bourne of Ville Brussels Wisconsin says she has used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for years and would never be without it in the house. The product is advertised as a cure for irritating coughing and is sold by Red Cross Drug Store in Carrollton Georgia.

Foley John Bourneville Brussels Wis Red Cross Ding Carrollton

Lincoln's 1839 pledge in Illinois State House speech

Abraham Lincoln declared a steadfast oath to defend the nation's liberty and rights, pledging that if others faltered he would stand firm. He spoke from the Illinois State House in Springfield in December 1839, urging unwavering resolve against oppressors.

Abraham Lincoln State House Springfiled Deceber

Foley's King of Malaria Chill Tonic Ad

An old advertisement touts Foley's King of Malaria Chill Tonic for malaria chills fever and sweats claiming quinine taste masking and tonic iron benefits. It promotes appetite strength and energy and lists Red Cross Drug Store Carrollton GA as seller. Also included is a sale notice for two registered Duroc Jersey pigs six weeks old priced at 25 dollars with papers, buyer may purchase male or female separately by Roger Mefks.

Foley Red Cross Drug Store Carrollton Duroc Jersey Roger Mefks

Veal's Annual Singing Ends With Officers Election

Veal community gathered August 17, 1927 for their annual union singing. Prof. W A Yates led, followed by prayer by M J Brook. Officers elected: W B McLendon president, M J Brook secretary, C B Crews, J W Simpkins, J E B Yates arranged committees. Contained 60 minute music sessions led by Brook, Yates, Simpkins, McLendon, and Gentry. Class sessions conducted by Chambers and Yates with benediction by W V Brook.

Vaal W. A. Yates Jesus M. J. Brook W.B. McLendon C. B. Crews J. W. Simpkins J. E. B. Yates W. Simpkins W. B. McLendon F. P. Gentry J. M. Spruell W. M. Chambers W. V Brook

Boldize Boy A Mother's Pride and War Separation

A poetry piece recalls a mother’s pride in her only son as he heads to war, with bittersweet images of parting from home, awaiting letters, and hopeful reunion. John, a brave lad, leaves with friends Roy and a lover, bound for duty, while the mother waits and prays.

Sam Cuma Roy

100 000 000 to reclaim physically rejected men

Dr John H Quayle of Cleveland says ninety percent of men rejected for physical disabilities can be reclaimed for military service. A bill by Senator Pomerene seeks $1000000 to fund reclamation camps alongside regular training camps. Quayle notes many defects are minor and correctable upon reexamination.

New York John H. Quayle Cleveland Senate Pomerene Quayle

The Mule Poem From The Cottage Farmer

A verse from The Cottage Farmer describes a mule as comic and powerful. It jokes about the mule’s stubborn, dangerous nature and the idea that heaven can be reached by pulling the tassel on its tail. The piece mixes humor with a wary respect for the animal.

In Memoriam for L D McWhorter Dies at 54

An obituary notes the death of L D McWhorter at age 54 on March 1917. He leaves a wife eight children two grandchildren a brother a sister and a mother. The writer recalls his kindness, public spirit, and adherence to the golden rule, and expresses condolence to the bereaved.

L. D. McWhorter Sta Cartly Mr. McWhorter Earth

Testimonial From Mrs Laura Beall On Foley's Kidney Pills

Mrs Laura Beall of Plattsburg Mississippi reports persistent left side pain and poor health until using Foley's Kidney Pills. She claims two bottles restored her health after doctors medicine failed. Sold by Red Cross.

Laura Beall Plattsburg Miss Foley Red Cross Drug Store Carrollton

Hall Plans To Sow 10000 Acres Of Wheat In Hall

Hall county plans to sow ten thousand acres of wheat producing about 150,900 bushels, enough bread for every resident. County food corner and demonstration agent Eugens Baker announce the project aimed at cash value for farmers and soil health, with government price support at two dollars per northern No 1 wheat, about 2.15 for local wheat.

Gainesville Hall County Hall County Food Corner North Georgia

Catarrh Treatment Promises Relief by S. S. S.

An advertisement urges rapid action against catarrh by using S. S. S to cleanse germs from the blood. It warns against surface remedies and claims the tonic destroys infection, offering medical advice from the Swift Specific Co. and directing readers to write to its Atlanta, Georgia address.

Swift Specific Co Atlanta

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J. E Cramer First National Bank Keoma Omee Reese T. W. Reeves Fice John Hudson Villa Rica Betty Reynolds Cobb Holderness Building Carrollton, GA H. J. Goodwyn Goodwyn Georgia Homer L. Barker W. L. Fitts W. T. Creel Creel & Harper Carrollion, Ga L. J. Brock First National Shirley C. Boykin Kin & Boykin B. Carsollton, Georgia Emmett Smith Stewart Building Harry T. Bledsoe Tos P. B E. T. Steed R. W. Jones R. D. Jackson R. D. Jackson & Son Carroll and Haralson J. D. Hamrick M. D AMT Chichester Uncle Sam's Boys Veal John Charlaie Maa Holmes Buzz Tuto Memoriam Falock Carrollton Drug Company Hall Eugens Baker Raymond Robinson S. C Central Georgia Railway
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