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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1920
Page
7
The deflation period is said to have ended with merchants cutting prices to clear high stock. Yet many goods may rise again next fall and winter, as reports from financial centers warn of higher clothing, footwear, dress goods and groceries prices. Optimism grows as price adjustments slow and demand stabilizes for the new year.
The piece argues that current prices favor purchases, urging shoppers to buy before potential price surges or production shifts worsen conditions. It notes widespread bargain offers and a rebound in purchasing power since the war began, warning delay could curb production and extend economic strain while urging normal buying to restore prosperity.
The New Jersey school commissioner notes annual costs of 1,500,000 due to pupil absence. Regular attendance boosts learning and public funding value, while private schools demand daily recitation presence. Parents often overlook the lost opportunities as education remains free in public schools.
The note urges balance when children report school events reminding parents that every story has two sides. It highlights that tender hearts may misinterpret teachers actions and that youth differ in temperament, making uniform judgments difficult for educators and families alike.
The piece warns that price controls and excessive speculation threaten industry and cause shortages. It notes high prices, cautious spending, and the need to cut production costs and profits to revive a sound foundation. It urges careful economy and encourages buying when Carrollton merchants offer exceptional values.
A reflection on Christmas music from grand choirs to village carols. Observations note enduring carols, historical waites, and the hopeful mood amid a mild winter and wartime shortages. The piece muses on optimism, generosity, and social quirks as the season approaches.
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