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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
3
An ad touts Aspiron al as a modern cold and flu remedy using latest scientific remedies. It claims endorsement by European and American Army surgeons and offers a refund if relief does not come within two minutes, with druggists instructed to honor the offer.
A sensational ad touts Aspironal as the year’s top cold and cough remedy. It claims two minute relief guaranteed by laboratories, with a two teaspoon dose in water and a money back promise if the cold does not fade within two minutes. For all ages, it invites purchase at drug stores and urges trying by making the product a family staple.
Mrs. Whitten, ill at her son's home, died Saturday the 27th and was buried Sunday at Poplar Springs. Rev Delbert Cook of Til Crest led funeral rites. She leaves many relatives and friends. Other local notices mention visits and a burial of an infant at Indian Creek cemetery on December 18.
Snapshot notes Sale Lilla printed at the Free Press office detailing distribution or printing activity.
A devotional passage asks how much we owe for life health sunshine flowers friends and family and finally for Jesus who loved us and died. It emphasizes gratitude for God’s gifts from creation to salvation and ends with the hymn line Jesus paid it all.
A reflective wartime style meditation urges readers to consider how they will be remembered after death. It argues every action leaves a record others will judge, noting spouses, children, friends, and even animals will remember the departed and that one must live with that legacy in mind.
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