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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr. R. V. Pierce's remedy for female ailments including menstrual pain fatigue and pelvic symptoms. It claims to strengthen regulate and improve digestion and nerve function while warning no miracle cures. Offers free consultation by letter and a medical advisor pamphlet mailed for stamps.
Residents share holiday travels and family visits in Stripling's Chapel area. Joe Martin and Jesse Martin met at Cave Springs, Willie Lupo visited aunt Mrs Walker in Dalton, Della Rhoda Martin and Minnie Ward returned to school, Sug Robertson visited from Atlanta, Alvin Stipe plans move to Hot Springs Arkansas, Fannie Belle Woods stayed with KE Lyle, George Chambers to preach. Families, health news, and local visits noted among Martins, Lyles, Earnests, and Harneats.
Christmas passed quietly in Liver with cheerful faces. Visits include Mr and Mrs M M Dial and son from Kedron Ark, Miss Mattie Hammonds with Misses Mattie and Pearl Dial, and many relatives in Douglas and surrounding areas. Bob Duke family holidaying in Douglas. Rev T A Bonnet and daughter Carrie Lee with Rev C Dial. Annie Rogers visiting Otho Rogers. Lilla Duke visiting Odessa Duke. Moving season waning. Prof Crampton oversees school progress. Uncle Jim Powers visiting Newnau. Oliver Jordan loses a cow. Bual Bently from Blackjack Mountain visits Lamp Lanier. Rev T A Bunner enlarges his house.
Farmers struggle to progress after rain. Olin Raburao ill with pneumonia but improving. Miss Iree Smith travels to Hanceville Alabama. School at Miller's Academy thriving under Prof Will Rowe. Seaphus Raburn and Emma Chappell guests Sunday. Rev Parka Shell preached at 11 am and next first Sunday services. Genie Adams from Mandeville attended service. Iula McEwen visiting Smyrna with Addie Nixon. Call for regular correspondence as New Year begins.
Entertainment at Dr Hart's Friday night drew a large crowd and pleased attendees. A Sunday singing in New Hope drew many participants. Mrs Dukes and children returned home to Calhoun after visiting relatives. Minnie Buckelew visited her sister in Carrollton Saturday. Olin Moore of Bowdon spent Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs Garrett of Shiloh visited their parents on Thursday.
J W Scott hosted relatives near Bethel Sunday afternoon. Drew Stamps returned to Macon Saturday after holidays with homefolks. Leck Tyson visited his parents near Stripling Sunday. Tom Miller and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with John Willingham. Eugene Wright and family from Burwell stayed Thursday night with J W Scott. George Harman, ill for some time, is now able to be out. Wesley Blackwelder and family visited Pink Blackwelder, while Luke Harman and family from Carrollton visited their brother at this place Sunday.
A writer argues advertising revives stores by giving them life and purpose. He says stores gain value only through advertising, becoming active in serving people, and that advertising improves growth and public presence. If a store truly isn’t worth advertising, closing it is preferable to selling it.
The President of the Industrial and Orphans Home in Macon Georgia reports widespread use of Electric Bitters for nine years aiding stomach liver and kidney troubles among orphans and other residents. The ad touts benefits for digestion appetite and general weakness plus female complaints and notes Dr Shoop s Croup Remedy and Camp Drug Company sales.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop’s Health 2.1 coffee made from toasted cereals malt and nuts sold by Burnett and Merrell. It promotes a 25 cent clover coupon for a no drip coffee strainer and claims high satisfaction with the product.
Hulett and Mrs. Brown of Texas visit the Spratlin family in Coweta County. Ura Adderhold returns home after a pleasant visit with her brother Arthur Adderhold in Atlanta. G B Sewell and daughter Mary visit relatives in Coweta County. Annie Morris arrived to assist Prof. C F Richards in his school. Misses Vary Roberts Alice Roberts and Miss Hopkins visit Dr. and Mrs. O W Roberts. H W Sewell spends Monday and Tuesday at home.
There is no quinine nothing harsh in Preventics These Gandy Cold Cure Tablets act like magic A few hours and your threatening cold is broken Candylike in taste Preventics please the children and they break the feverishness Always. A large box 25 cents Ask your druggist Camp Dig Company.
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