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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
6
A newspaper snippet urges prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first signs of croup to protect a child. It stresses that no extraordinary effort is required and that the remedy offers rapid, effective support when croup appears.
An old advertise ment promotes Calotabs as a preventive for influenza and cold complications. It claims dramatic health benefits after a single dose nightly with water, promising vanished cough, active liver, clear urine, and restored appetite. The copy assures no danger and offers a thirty five cent refund if not satisfied.
An old advertisement touts Aspironal as the best two minute cold cure endorsed by authorities and soldiers. It claims universal druggist refund if relief fails and urges immediate trial with two teaspoons in water. The copy promotes giving remaining doses to family and asserts safety for children.
Shady Grove residents hosted and visited relatives including Ridley Brock Muse and Baxter families. A local debate on old maid versus old bachelor entertained, a candy pulling drew a large crowd, and church leadership changed with Rev Tom Bonner replacing Rev Z T Layton.
Weather worsens across Temple Route 1 as rain disrupts roads and rail service. Local residents share sympathy for rail workers. Mrs. A J McCollister visited Pleasant Grove with sister Mrs Pearl Lavell. Annie Jacobs shows improvement after illness. Edgar Tackett family and Misanda Bello spent Saturday in Villa Rica. Herman Biggs party attended Saturday night. Masara Floyd Perdue Walter Stovall visited Atlanta Thursday. Werbert Baskin and James Baxter visited last Saturday. Mrs Glenn Gray spent Monday with Arthur Baxter. Loyal McCalister visits Birmingham. Mrs W A Jacobs and relatives near Villa Rien. W T Ryans spent weekend at home. L A Allen listed sick this week. Floyd Perdue in Villa Rien on business. Warner Henry family guests of Willie McCune last Sunday.
A testimonial from Mrs. Rozalla Kania of New Britain Conn praising PE-RU-NA as a remedy for long term catarrh and digestive distress. She asserts three years of illness with cramps and breathing difficulty improved after using the product, claiming faster relief and overall health gains. The ad-style piece urges readers to obtain PE-RU-NA in tablet or liquid form as a general health aid.
Messrs Isubert Boyd and Tom Ray motor to Carrollton Friday. Lumsden moved a loan for Mr Jones. Mrs J F Thoyd visited daughter Mrs Heese Jones. Mrs Lucy Boyd visited niece Mrs Inez Jones. Jesse James and wife moved from Sand Mil to this community. Prayer meeting at W T Richards Sunday night drew a large crowd. John Wilkins and Wesley Duncan went to Carrollton on business. Jusse Tomes also to Carrollton. Young Tolland spent Sunday in Wayride. Missa Nernice and Annie Ruth Stovall from Little Vine attended prayer. Miss Baby and Dora Richards and Nola Mae Lumsden spent Saturday night with Dora Campbell near Little Vine. Voytelle Holland spent weekend with Voyee and Meio Hogan. Mears Jordan and Smith plan to put up a garage. C C Lumsden made two business trips to Carrollton. Enola Wall, Bremen student, spent weekend with her parents. Dr King went to Carrollton on business. Mr and Mrs Crutchfield of Carrollton spent Monday night with Reese Jones. Mrs Bid Wagon continues ill. Misses Erma and Ruth Boyd visiting Myrt and Ruby Moore near Carrollton this week. Cheater Hogan visited brother Olin C Hogan near Stripling's Chapel. Touston Higgins, treated for eyes, returned home. School progressing nicely under Prof Baker and Miss Emma Brock. Malcolm Holland of Temple spent weekend with homefolks. Henry Holland and Opal Boya out riding Sunday. Cottage prayer at Jim Lumsden's next Sunday night. Everyone urged to attend.
Miss Katha Hicks of Atlanta spent Sunday with homofolka relations. Mr. and Mrs. O. Fielder, Atlanta visitors, were in Villa Rica Monday. Miss Elsie Marchman spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Gregg Wilson of Atlanta visited Villa Rica Sunday. Mrs. Ollie Harris of Carrollton stayed with Mrs. Wallace Wilson last week. Omie Couch of Atlanta was in Villa Rica Sunday. Ollie Luther of Atlanta visited Sunday. Loyce Grive of Atlanta was in Villa Rica Saturday. L. Rogers visited from Atlanta on Monday. The body of George Brown of Atlanta was brought to Villa Rica Tuesday and interred in the city cemetery. he was a brother of Mrs. Elforade Reberds. Mrs. L. Dorsett of Carrollton guest of her brother Morgan Smith Monday. J. F. Sykes, the postmaster, has been at home with a severe cold for several days. M. W.
The text asserts Chamberlains Tablets not only promote bowel movements but also enhance appetite and digestion. It states they contain noopepsin or other digestive ferments and strengthen the stomach enabling natural function.
The column explains back page want ads for lost and found items, for sale, trade, and other notices. It urges readers to place ads for purchases or trades and hints at the appeal of printed stationery for personal gifts and business use.
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