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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
5
The Constitution’s right to bear arms is challenged by Congressman Park who seeks a constitutional amendment letting states regulate how guns are carried. He argues current provisions shield criminals and protect license over safety, urging Congress to act and enact the amendment nationwide.
The family of R. L Pope expresses heartfelt thanks to the people of Carrollton and Carroll County for kindnesses during illness. They pray God blesses you all.
An advertisement-like piece describes chronic pharyngitis with a red lumpy throat back of the soft palate. It prescribes salt water gargles and Peruna, in liquid form or tablets, claiming cure after a month of regular use.
The termination of Congress’s extra session marks the close of Hoke Smith’s second year. He has become a towering, dominant figure, advancing practical public issues and earning public confidence. His work includes Children’s Bureau creation, arbitration treaty amendments, pension reforms, and anti Employes' Compensation efforts.
Cohan presents The Little Millionaire a dazzling musical farce at City Hall Auditorium on Friday December 19 Bert Leigh leads a strong cast and chorus for this wholesome entertainment The Free Press invites readers to bring a neighbor to subscribe and enjoy the show
The Macon News lauds Hoke Smith for backing post road aid and tenant farmer home ownership. It credits his work in forming a democratic Senate, shaping tariff and currency bills, and his overall record as governor and senator with a bright future ahead.
The Central of Georgia announces new clauses for Interchangeable Mileage and Penny Scrip Books from December 10 1913. Inside state use only One Thousand Mile books limited to Georgia points and non inter state travel. Interchangeable Mileage and Penny Scrip for interstate travel remain valid plus acceptance of other carriers' books per tariff. For details contact an agent or the undersigned.
The Free Press promotes a liberal offer: $1.50 for $1.00, giving six months of Progressive Farmer free with a new or renewed Free Press subscription until holidays. The Progressive Farmer, a Southern weekly, will feature series on The Negro and Southern Farm Life and What You Ought to Know About Horses, plus many other topics and talks. Also advertise Dr. Simmons Vegetable Liver Medicine at 25 cents with a picture on the package.
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