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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1920
Page
9
Miss Alice Frances Young of 28 East Alexander Street Atlanta describes long suffering from womanly weakness hot flashes dizziness and back pain. After using Cardus she reports improvement and says it was the first medicine to help. Cardui is presented as a pure vegetable remedy valued for women’s ailments.
An essay by W. Th Wetzel in The Progressive Farmer argues for community improvement via women’s clubs and better school grounds. He urges parent involvement, organized farm clubs, and a community library to raise educational standards, cleanliness, and neighborliness.
Reader letters from Breman and Bowdon Junction Georgia please Santa. Children Naomi Beall Edna Beall Pauline Rogers Homer Rogers request dolls dolls beds tea sets trains and fruit along with books and carriages.
Ayl n ta Des December reports the Southeastern Fair Association’s officers election with WL G Wantings as president and Henry W. Davis as treasurer. The statement notes the October 1–26 fair dates and outlines past spending, profits of about 570,000 from Lakewood Park and the Southeastern Fair, plus 790,000 invested in permanent improvements including railway upgrades. The executive policy aims to expand grounds and attract southern livestock groups, with future plans for a fall stock show and greater fair scope in 1926. Obituaries policy mentioned.
The Piney Woods community enjoyed a Sunday night singing at the Met. M. G. Tinglere. Miss Lena Gray served as guest of Miss Bernice Dingler Saturday night and Sunday. Several local residents joined gatherings at Brock and Ward homes. A birthday dinner for Paul Brock drew many attendees. Young people visited Leola Ward Saturday night and Beulah afternoon church attendees included Mary and Alma Barnes. Candy pulling at Miss Meraiee Dingler drew high praise. Vernon Browl and Ray Pierce from Carrollton visited Sunday.
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