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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1920
Page
2
A columnist notes the difference between public sentiment and campaign noise. The piece predicts another newspaper shortage in January as printing of the Congressional Record may resume. The editor humorously laments aging and quotes remarks about business men as fortune hunters, noting it wasn’t original.
A town editorial urges optimism and national unity during readjustment and reconstruction. It emphasizes three actions produce economize save to restore commerce without sacrificing necessities, aiming for a sane near future and a stronger country, with residents contributing to order.
A community editorial urges residents to support home merchants with a true square deal this holiday season. It praises local merchants for stocking holiday goods at low prices and asks shoppers to compare local offers before buying elsewhere, stressing fairness and community support.
In this column the author argues speeding drivers are a public nuisance who maim and kill. Fines fail to deter them and jail terms should be imposed, noting Chicago booze rings fell when leaders faced federal prison. A strong stance urges swift punishment to curb reckless motorists nationwide.
The Walton News urges readers to boost Christmas cheer despite cash tightness. It notes cotton prices and farm distress affecting towns and households, and praises community meetings pledging mutual support to weather financial strain. It warns sentiment can make or break towns and states, stressing confidence and unity.
The Roma Tribunae Herald argues Georgia jury laws should be reformed to prevent educated professionals from evasions. It urges replacing excuses with sickness or providential causes, notes lawyers seek favorable juries, and contends only willing, unbiased jurors assure just outcomes.
The piece argues that wartime profiteering has raised costs, harmed foreign trade, and caused plant shutdowns as foreign goods flood the US market. It warns that continued price boosting will increase unemployment until a reckoning arrives and the payment for these policies is due.
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