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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
6
A bank cashier tells Smitt that banks face scarcity of cash and must limit withdrawals to prevent panic. He offers clearing house certificates as substitutes while promising eventual access to funds. Smitt agrees to explain the policy to fellow depositors.
Notice to city taxpayers that the city tax books will be open next Monday to collect city taxes for the year 1912.
The Presbyterian Church and Sunday School call members to bring gifts for Thornwell Orphanage in Clinton D C next Sunday December 22. Church asks for money canned fruit dried fruit Irish potatoes sweet potatoes towels linens and other usable items to help brighten a Christmas for over 800 orphans.
Advertisement seeks a reliable active man with a team to work in Carroll and Haralson with a staple line. Offers $100 monthly pay and a $200 required investment, with the salesman handling own money. Worth investigating for those who can furnish a team. Address provided upon response.
Tickets go on sale December 13 through December 31 1912 and January 1 1913 with return by January 6 1913. Ask nearest Central of Georgia Ticket Agent for schedules and full details.
A religious reflection centers on Luke 2 10 14 the angels message to shepherds at Bethlehem and the gifts of Jesus as Savior. It emphasizes good tidings great joy and hope for all people with notes on prophecy fulfillment mercy and universal salvation. Big drug stock we have it Fitts Drug Score.
The 1912 annual report shows Wesley Memorial Hospital treated 954 patients with charity care totaling $8,642.36 in costs. The facility serves multiple denominations and nationalities, with Georgia providing most patients and the Atlanta property valued at about $90,000. A Women's Auxiliary aided the year’s efforts.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as best for children and adults, claiming it treats coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat chest lung ailments with soothing healing effects. Sold by Johnson Drug Co.
New parcel post law begins January 1 1918. distinctive parcel post stamps required for fourth class matter. Ordinary stamps on such parcels will be treated as held for postage. Parcels mailed only at designated post offices with return sender card.
A prominent New York physician argues doctors could go bankrupt if not for thin stockings and shoes worn by women. The ad urges prompt treatment for colds to prevent pneumonia and promotes Chamberlain's cough remedy, sold by Red Cross Drug Store.
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