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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
7
A letter from Newton Indiana recounts relief from painful times and digestive distress after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The writer praises the remedy and urges mothers to guard daughters’ health by avoiding cold or wet feet and overwork.
Next Saturday and Sunday are regular preaching days at this place and large congregations are hoped for. The enunchy at Mr W A Johnsons Thursday night drew guests including Mr and Mrs Herbert Sheats Mr Richard Johnson and daughter Ruth of Atlanta. Visitors from nearby towns stop by family homes, with several residents hosting guests from Carrollton Whitesburg Bowdon and Clem in late week.
Sincere wishes for joy and prosperity from The Carroll Free Press as residents welcome new neighbors Frank and Jim Cantrell while lamenting Walter Holmen’s grave illness. Mrs Jennie Taylor, age 75, dies. funeral at Strippings Chapel. Local greetings, visits, and prayer meeting updates populate this community snapshot.
A devotional New Year poem reflects on time, old year passing, and hope for Twenty-Two. It invites faith, perseverance, and guidance from Jesus to prosper, resist temptation, and pursue peace and daily labor in the coming year.
Severe winter conditions grip Bowdon Junction with proud North Pole weather. School resumes today aiming for a larger term after Christmas. Residents enjoyed singing at Walter Griffin's Wharaday and the Saturday preaching at Will Kierbow's. Attendees urged to return on the second Sunday with new books.
Christmas passed noisily as residents of Roopville report social visits and family travel. Notable items include W. P. Merrell killing a 550 pound prize hog, William Gentry visiting his aunt Essie Caldwell, and multiple relatives gathering across nearby towns. Rev. Carmichael conducted services, while others spent holidays with kin in Centralhatchee, Temple, Mt. Zion, and Veal.
Miss Lillia Warren returns to Heard county after Christmas with homefolk. Mesara, Vawson and Cecil Powell of Atlanta visit J. J. Powell family on Sunday. Mrs Claude Kinney of Bremin visits Emma Proctor. Artyce Entrekin hosts at J. B. Entrekin home. Ora Entrekin of Atlanta spends weekend at home. H. P. Alexander and family join Buck Creek weekend with Rance Powell party.
The Caruso estate reports an income near 180000 dollars per sanom. The figure reflects earnings tied to the late tenor's holdings and public rights. Further details on distribution or sources were not provided in the fragment.
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