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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
3
Duncan-Ulark in the Chicago Byline urges a return to Jesus message to restore social order. He argues Jesus valued man, promoted justice and love, and called service and cooperation. wealth should serve, not rule. The talk stresses applying Jesus spirit to industry, business, and civic duty for world hope.
A compact verse recounts a Russian legend. Baboushka is urged to seek the new-born King, but she delays until Christmas Eve when, unseen, she brings gifts and checks the Christmas Tree as sleeping children dream of the Christ-child. Marion L. Adama authored the piece.
The Municipal League of Georgia is accused of masking socialist aims. Key figures James L. Key Marion M. Jackson and John J. Eagan allegedly lead a nationwide push for public ownership of utilities, railroads and more.
A letter extols The Trade Board as nonpartisan and non political, praising its leaders for integrity and community service. It argues progressives face backlash from hypocritical critics who weigh down success with prejudice, while lauding the board’s aim to serve all towns and the county.
Local ad lists Santo tires and tubes plus Ford springs offered for sale with discounted prices. Contact for availability and pricing.
A London Daily Herald report via Francis Bridgeman describes millions of Austrian children and many adults suffering malnutrition and diseases like osteomalacia. Dispensaries in Vienna treat hundreds. rations and medicines are scarce as prices rise. The European Relief Council, led by Herbert Hoover, seeks $33 million from the public to feed starving families in Austria and Central Europe through September 1921.
A misread note requests return of a borrowed item from W. D. Puckett's and Stewart Fleming's Dasumont shop. It asks for the return of a borrowed 'ty' from the home plane and mentions a shoe repair shop run by W. J. Puckett.
Mr. Thomas Nasinger recently married in Tampa to Miss Carolyn Holmes and visits George W. Tisinger and his wife in Victory. Tisinger, a Tech graduate who served as a captain in France, is now connected with a motor truck concern in Atlanta and plans to make his home at 41 Sneckio Street.
Advert promotes Camberlain's Tablets as a mild tonic for indigestion and constipation. Claims they tone the stomach and aid natural function, gently stimulating the bowels to restore health. Encourages readers to try when feeling dull and constipated, promising pleasing effects.
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