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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
5
A dated editorial contrasts faith in sound currency with protectionist doubts and asks if Republicans can tackle new social issues. It cites a banker urging mortgage cancellations on paid loans to avoid clouded title and potential double mortgages.
A poetic definition of success linking striving, integrity, and service with good work and cheerful collaboration. The piece frames success as noble effort, honesty, and helping others, praising the ideal of doing one's best for community and earth. It mirrors a mid century American press tone and values.
A poetic plea for "small town sympathy" contrasts with satirical quips from various news columns. The piece blends Martha Maskell Clark's rural hymn with biting humorous stanzas about fashion and scandal in short sketches from Newark Advance Hastings Tribune and Dalton Citizen.
Judge A. J. Cobb appoints Mrs. Ruby B. Hartman as county registrar, marking a state wide milestone as the first woman in public office. Hartman, experienced with the county commissioners' office, joins H. T. Tuck and A. B. O. The term runs two years from January 1, 1921, with immediate effect and commissions lasting beyond two years by a month.
The author argues teachers must punish misconduct to maintain school discipline and deter worse behavior. Parents often condemn teachers while defending their own unruly children, so officials must seek the underlying cause of misdeeds rather than only the punishment. A disciplined school earns its name and purpose.
The Walton News urges placing home and farm demonstration agents on the community agenda for the coming months. It argues agents can provide science based, economical methods to improve soil work and farm house routines, preventing worry and regret.
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