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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1920
Page
3
L A Ragan a well known lumberman from Jamestown Tenn praises Thedford's Black-Draught as the only liver medicine that helps torpid liver and disordered stomach in his family. He notes relief for headaches fevers and colds and urges others to ask for the genuine product NC137.
Mrs Hampden befriends the Warrens, a shabby husband and his wife with Editha Morse, as the neighbors cover their needs while a legal case drags on. Warren’s lawyer brother, Ronald Pierce, promises to help if Editha’s loyalty remains with her kin. Eventually the couple wins a hotel life through a favorable outcome. Editha’s betrothal hopes rise as Pierce pursues love.
A devotional piece reflecting on cause and effect in nature and life. It contrasts divine creation with human choice, urging readers to sow good and spiritual deeds to reap eternal life. The text blends biblical imagery with celestial descriptions to emphasize moral accountability.
In Carrollton on August 20 1920 a reader reflects on voting history from Horatio Seymour to Woodrow Wilson and urges that freedom of press and speech be protected and that free fair elections be safeguarded. He defends a true Democrat or People Rule candidate and argues for focusing on domestic matters while criticizing tampering with elections.
Mrs Winnie McLeod visited her sick sister Mrs Bearden in Kannon this week. Her grandson Albert McLeod, oldest child of Tommie and Katio McLeod, is staying with her for a time.
We are now in Alabama yet hope to bring them here next year for the old tome. The showers continue to fayt and crops look well. Mr Reuben Baxter reports a great revival at Camp Ground church with much good done thus far. We, being old and unhandy, could not attend due to rain but glad to hear of the good meeting.
Winston area notes a weeklong meeting at Prays Sunday ending with thirteen baptisms and one member by letter. Reported worsening condition of Mrs D. Carden. local residents visit relatives and neighbors, with several families hosting and planning future gatherings. Weather brings heavy rains and overflowing creeks. locals request weekly letters and fall printing by mail.
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