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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
4
Display of advance hat styles showcases charming shapes from Paris London and New York centers of fashion. The note highlights global influence on millinery trends and the appeal of refined silhouettes for upcoming seasons.
At the Clifton Hotel rear, Burson handles battery work while Reagan runs repairs. Tina notes Reagan is a trained mechanic whose skill makes minor fixes look easy. The garage is busy with cars, and Willard Batteries are selling daily. Their strong reputation and clever approach promise quality service.
W. 3. Hansard notes the doctor has practiced seven years in the city with meritorious work. His office is crowded from morning to night as he fits upper and lower teeth where others failed, and his bridge work is praised for beauty and strength. He is well regarded privately and professionally for his gentlemanly manner.
Exide Battery Station receives strong endorsements for reliability and service. J. L. Taylor, named station manager after four months of special Exide factory training, is described as affable, reliable, efficient, and competent in handling the local service station duties.
This ad proclaims the Westinghouse battery as highly tested and reliable for automobiles. It notes wartime and naval use, claims absolute satisfaction, and directs readers to Battery Service Station where manager John Holmes will arrange a demonstration by an expert.
Mandeville Mills announces their cotton gins are ready for the Zen s ons business with improvements and attachments to produce clean white cotton free of motes and trash. The company claims the Mandeville Mills Gin will surpass other gins in the state and increase cotton value through color and staple length.
The Carrollton Bakery showcases a large trade with wholesome bread and delicious rolls. Under H. T. Smith with 20 years of experience, daily baking continues and housewives across the city praise the new products and process.
The Home Mixture Guano Company locates its local agent in Columbus Georgia with unlimited capital and capacity for large business. They have given wide latitude to their agent in town and offer credit or recall to meet market needs. Mr C Brock at Consolidated Warehouse is your contact for cotton trading opportunities and market insights.
A store showcases autumn regalia in ladies suits dresses millinery and piece goods. The display aims to dazzle with magnificence and variety, signaling readiness to outfit all customers easily and profitably.
An unclear fragment suggests a store rejects mere basic upkeep and aims for a stronger reputation and customer trust, signaling an emphasis on higher standards or ethics beyond simple sales.
A notice describes a clever, good natured man who acts as a liberal buyer. Readers are advised to meet him before selling cotton or acreage, suggesting it may be advantageous to engage with him in the trade.
The warehouse operates under federal supervision with cotton receipts guaranteed to face value, ensuring protection from loss due to fraud or error. Manager T. O. Powel has long ties to the cotton trade and is praised for integrity. J. F. Tarpley, the weigher, is noted as a trustworthy, diligent worker serving patrons statewide.
For two months A. T. Jackson has gathered hot bargains in house furnishings from the north east and West. The opening Fall and Winter Sale promises a rousing big event, likely filling the store and attracting old and new customers with double value offerings.
Er J M Burns has devoted much of his life to cotton ginning. His mill in partnership with M Burns & Co. operates a modern gin with the latest patent cleaners, reflecting a shift toward efficient textile processing.
Jen reports a cotton sample that commands 1 to 4 cents a pound higher due to its general appearance and staple size. It is described as beautiful white and free of foreign matter with a staple suited to high grade fabrics. A call to Mr Burns is advised to discuss further. The mill also produces in demand corn meal with steady daily shipments.
A canvass of 17,263 high school pupils in four cities finds 29 percent come from manual laborer families while few are from professional or business backgrounds. The article argues practical high school education could boost efficiency in industry, raise productivity, and support better government and living conditions.
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