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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1920
Page
2
Mrs Pearl Patrick of Mesdersville Ky describes relief from constipation sour stomach and discomfort after using Thedford s Black Draught. She notes easy digestion no griping and regular bowels with a dose now and then keeping her in good shape. The ad claims Black Draught as a long valued laxative for stomach liver and bowel troubles.
Obituary poem honoring Mrs Vesta Entrekin. The piece reflects sorrow, faith, and hope, describing her as a cheerful Christian and loved by husband and community. It speaks of heavenly reunion, angels guiding her passing, and divine comfort for the bereaved.
How Much Money Have You Got How would you like to double it This ad promotes bargain farm land for sale with small down payments and annual installments claiming broad accessibility for workers and teachers and promising large profits in 1920 It urges readers to review a list of properties or request specific options.
A friend writes of a beloved person's death with funeral comfort and faith in reunion at the great white throne. The poem speaks of love, farewell, and the opening gates to a shining shore as the soul finds rest in God's house.
An urban warning laments rampant consumerism and credit reliance. It attacks lavish buys, profiteers, and soaring prices, urging readers to pause, reconsider spending, and avoid a collective financial crash. It paints cities as drivers of reckless excess, extending dangers to rural areas.
Miss Lourie Steed teaches in Temple and visited Carrollton over the weekend. Rhodes Robinson, Earl McQuire, Malcolm Holland and J. P. King made business trips to Carrollton or Atlanta. Miss Elsie Kirk hosted a social with music. Lois Broom and Earl McGuire visited friends in Temple and Douglanville is noted. Blue Bird.
Couple with a 3 year old boy seek a furnished room in a good rural location with light housekeeping. Will pay well for desirable rooms. References provided. Address listed as T, csre Free Presa. Sjantfa.
The article discusses a rise in amnesia cases across the United States, noting patients forget their past lives, names, ages, and homes. Experts say the condition appears linked to brain work and nervous system disorders, with recoveries varying and science pursuing causes and potential remedies.
The article urges mothers to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of croup, noting that no heroic effort is needed to protect a child. It emphasizes the remedy's availability and prompt effectiveness.
Legal blanks and title documents available at the Free Presa office. Notes deeds and bonds for title are listed as items for public record and can be obtained locally.
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