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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1919
Page
2
Doctors urge isolation to halt spread of colds within families and colleagues. The text endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quicker aid to curing a cold, noting urgency and cautious self care.
A fiddlers convention will be held at Farmers High School beginning at 7 p m. A prize of 20.00 for first place and 10.00 for second place will be awarded. Violiniata who catered the event will send their names to L B Culbertson Carrollton OK.
Meadowsville resident Mrs. Pearl Patrick recounts relief from severe constipation after trying Thedford's Black Draught. She notes easy use, gentle action, and improved digestion following doctor-prescribed pills. Theadford's product is described as valuable for stomach fever and bowel troubles and widely trusted by users.
Ziron is described as a scientific iron tonic using inorganic USP iron with lime and soda hypophosphites. It claims to treat anemia and empower strength for those who are pale or weak. Sidney Fry of Rock City Alabama reports indigestion relief and renewed vigor after using Ziron. A pharmacist guarantee offers a refund if the first bottle fails to fit.
A garbled December guide mixes household tips with weather warnings. It urges preparation for winter, lists simple gifts, and advises on frugally stocking stockings and meals. It mentions blankets, quilts, an atomizer with menthol, and养 warnings about crowd illness and cold prevention.
Birds in a winter tale endure cold and hunger until a kind lady in a white house brings Christmas cheer. The birds, feeling forgotten, witness festive greens and fires as the children return home. A warm meal and bread crumbs renew their hope and gratitude for the friend who spared them.
A historical letter fragment shows a subscriber requesting renewal of a newspaper subscription for two years at a discounted rate. The note includes names and addresses in Carrollton Georgia and Lincolnton North Carolina, dated December 6, 1919, with a check for three dollars. The writer, Mrs. K. E. Shuford, asks continued delivery at the existing address until a change is requested.
A reader asks to have an old ware repaired and polished as a Christmas gift for a boy. They suggest taking it to Flannery at Horton's Book Store and believe payment for the work will be made between November 27 and 31.
Public notice announces notes deeds and bond matters handled by the Free Press office. No further details are provided in the fragment.
The Dawson News notes farmers are uniting to shape selling values for their crops and hogs amid hard times. It critiques low church turnout, voter apathy in special elections, and cites W J Bryan and prohibition as context. Basketball results between Mt Zion and Temple are listed with December plans. Epworth League talks highlighted by Jan Cole Richards.
Mount Zion notes relatives visiting over the weekend and local events. Miss Clara Morris hosted a gathering Friday afternoon. Miss Tinttio Primbie attended in Chattanooga, Penn, last week. J. Hob Morris of the University of Georgia visited Thipale. Superintendent Lee S. Trimble is in New York City for a few days. The community anticipates another year with Pastor Ios Geere W. Ailiott.
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson, Missouri, writes that Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy is a splendid medicine. She says a few doses relieve coughs and colds, and she gives it to her children at the first signs of croup. Her testimony suggests the remedy’s effectiveness over years of use.
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