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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1920
Page
7
A healthful woman shines with eyes bright cheeks pink and lively movement. Disease drains magnetism and appeal. After suffering nerves weakness and pallor, Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription offers restoration. It is vegetable and alcohol free, sold by druggists with a trial package available by mail from Buffalo NY.
Mrs. G H Schill of Texas City reports three years of severe headaches and nervousness ended after taking Cardus. She says she slept little, did chores via her son, and insists the remedy cured her permanently with no headaches since. The ad urges others to start Cardus today.
Cordele Georgia resident describes Ziren as improving appetite and energy after taking the product. The ad touts Zire as a scientific iron and phosphorus blend claimed to boost blood quality and fight fatigue while reducing headaches and general malaise.
A ten day Boll Weevil School will run January 20 to 30 at the Georgia State College of Agriculture in Athens. The program features practical demonstrations on calcium arsenate dusting, sweet potato use, hog inoculation, terracing, tractor upkeep, and crop disease control, with lectures by state experts and field work in cotton and hog marketing. Participants pay meals or lodging costs and a $5 lab fee.
The article argues credit is essential though corruptible, framing a mortgage as security for lawful obligations. It notes credit enables farming operations and community prosperity, while stressing that trust, energy, and integrity underpin repayment and that lenders must enforce terms to protect both parties.
An editor dies and meets the Devil who cites his long burden of blame for printer errors unpaid wages and unpaid papers. The Editor is denied entry to Hell, with the Devil explaining Heaven would be safer for him and the delinquent manuscript sub scribera would cause disorder in Hell.
Physicians urge complete isolation for severe colds to prevent spread within families and circles. They praise Chambarisin's Cough Remedy as an effective aid in curing a cold and reducing contagion risk.
A Commerce News reprint argues that many husbands neglect their wives after marriage by withholding money and forcing them to beg for funds. It paints a vivid portrait of a hardworking wife caring for children while lacking personal finances, calling out the enduring inequity and hinting at divine judgment.
A dated editorial argues for strict action against radicals and aliens, praising mass round ups as protection of law and order. It contends innocent detainees will be released and asserts public support for intensified measures overseas removal of alleged threats.
A compilation of humorous lines from Houston Chronicle Youngstown Telegram Macon Telegraph and Walton Tribune on love and blindness. The quips joke that love sees flaws yet excuses trouble and double vision in relationships, reflecting lighthearted editorial poems.
The Free Press office publishes notes deeds and bonds for public record. Details include names of property holders and grantors, filing dates, and the scope of liens or transfers. This notice informs readers of instruments filed or recorded in the county clerk and provides official reference points.
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