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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
8
The Rev Jeptha Lovvorn of this city is called to lead the Missionary Baptist church at Abi Jens. Everyone is urged to attend the regular meeting on the fourth Sunday and the preceding Saturday, with next fourth Saturday and Sunday marked for gathering.
Mrs Ruth Williamson of Birmingham describes relief from pain on the right side after taking Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports starting a third bottle and notes her husband praises the medicine. The ad promotes obtaining the prescription in tablets or liquid from Dr Pierce in Buffalo for free medical advice.
Morrell returns from Atlanta visits Miss Marlo Bradley and Katherine Burns, while Mr. George Tumlin and Miss Elizabeth Cobb travel for business and recovery. Local residents, shoppers, and health notes mingle with sales ads and house calls as Carrollton happenings unfold.
BTOLEN One dark bay horse mule about 1000 pounds stolen from my home Jake Monday night Loft oar has hole mid way Shod all round Also stolen one old top buggy steel tire no curtains Notify W G Austin Carrollson Ga R 7 itpd FOR SALE One good Tennessee one horse wagon practically new for sale cheap GRIFFIN S YOUNG MEN WOMEN age 17 desired government positions 130 salary open write for frog list see now open R Terry former AL Service examiner 906 Continental Bldgs Washington DC janstoa
An auction notice requests bids within 15 days for property described as Wooddell Suite 730-29 Chicago IL. Interested parties are instructed to write for particulars to the listing office.
The Polynesian people are not dying out but are reinvigorated by alien blood. Offspring from mixed marriages marry among full blooded Hawaiians, helping maintain Hawaiian blood identity.
A fragment notes admiration for a young worker’s skillful hand in a labor scene. It highlights craftsmanship and the pride of the community in steady, careful labor.
A detailed luncheon followed the events, described as the most elaborate of the occasion. Notable attendees and sponsors are referenced in the captioned report, highlighting generous hospitality and ceremonial speeches that capped the day's program.
Mrs H W Flournoy hosted her domino club on Saturday afternoon. After the games a hot luncheon was served and several guests joined the regular members. Attendees included Mrs Paul Jack Mrs Howlin Horton Mrs B F Boykin Mrs E B Bass and Mrs T A Herndon.
The readable bits list individuals such as Jack Bill Horton Ha Baskin Drie G Fitts and Mr Horton in a murky account. Names are cited without clear roles or events, yielding an incomplete record.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Clare Holderness invited a number of young ladies to join a bridge club. Members listed include Misses Vivian Brodnax Susi Clare Holderness and Mrs Jackson with Harry Bledsoe among attendees.
Retail sale announces liberal reductions on bed spreads and sheets with scalloped and plain hems, pillowcases, towels, and household goods. Includes broad discounts on entire stock.
A shipment of White Goods arrives to join the January sale with special prices on Longcloths Nainsooks Dimities Pajamin Checks Flaxons Organdies Voiles Embroidery Cloths Indian Head Cambries Bleached Domestics and Sheetings during the month. The stock includes items stitched and ready for sale with all moves offered.
Readable text shows an in store clearance listing 8x10 and 9x12 Axminster and Tapestry rugs plus Crex grass and Congorgius styles. Also mentions four 27x60 Axminster pieces in new designs and multiple price points including eight dollar and seven ninety five dollar marks and forty nine fifty style prices.
About fifty wool comforts in various patterns are discounted one third to one half price. The sale offers items described as comfy and warm, priced around $4.95 each, aiming to attract shoppers preparing for cold weather.
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