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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
2
Calhoun Times reports women participated in Calhoun city election, noting enfranchisement doubled eligible voters and that women’s votes will grow in influence. The piece argues women will enact stricter laws, better schooling, and stronger social welfare, suggesting women may improve governance and moral enforcement.
The piece argues against endless theories about the deflation and predicts a return to normal conditions. It emphasizes that work remains essential, predicting factories resume, merchants gain customers, and people find work again in the New Year. It urges readiness and faith, dismissing speculative theories.
An Athens Herald reflection notes the hearth as a family center where intimate talks and future plans occurred. It laments modern homes built without a hearth, arguing such absence dulls warmth, value, and family warmth in the modern house.
The State press and Southern newspapers should unite to back a 1925 Atlanta world’s fair. Georgia papers already endorse it. a national publicity push is needed so foreign nations participate. Atlanta, a leading Southern city, can drive the effort with aggressive support. The St. Louis 1904 exposition set a high standard. Georgian effort could attract worldwide attention.
Judge Leon Hood presides over the December term city court in Carrollton. East week is devoted to criminal business with careful sentencing and tempered penalties. The proceeding reflects experienced dignified conduct by the judge.
A fragmented, satirical quip filled note contrasts autos with sheriff attachments and a farm dining table movement. The text laments humor and greed, references Adam and Bolshevists, and ends with urging early Christmas shopping amid U.S. turmoil.
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