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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
6
W. P. Broyles ended a fifteen year battle with kidney and bladder troubles after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He reports a severe backache and painful bladder irregularities were cured and urges refusing substitutes. Sold by Johnson Drug Co.
W H Chapman explains how he saved money on his family’s health by using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for his two ill children. He claims the 25 cent bottle cured their cough and saved a doctor’s bill. Sold by Johnson Drug Co.
A compact religious historical overview tracing the line from Adam to Abram and Sarai later named Sarah. It notes Eve as mother of Cain Abel Seth and lineage through Noah and Shem, then Abram’s call from Ur, Sarai’s name change to Sarah, the birth of Isaac, and the promise that in their line would come blessing to all nations through Christ.
A testimonial from Mrs. J. B. Hartsfield of Atlanta Georgia praises Anti Pain Pills and Nervise for relieving headaches and nervous strain. She notes their use by herself husband and two sons and says they allow continued housework and relief from fatigue. Miles Medical Co advertises the remedies at 25 cents from Elkhart Indiana.
Memorial issued in Bowdon Ga mourns the death of Delilah Vance who died January 4 at home aged 88. Survived by children, relatives, and friends she was a longtime Baptist church member noted for moral character and community service. Committee members W Cole Donie Whatley Neela Johnson submit the resolution to church records and county papers.
A local notice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for coughs and colds. It claims it is pleasant to take, contains no opium or narcotics, and always cures, offered for sale at Red Cross Drug Store.
The Corn Club boys at the State College of Agriculture finish the Short Course with resolutions thanking the Central of Georgia Railway for scholarships and Dr. Soule and staff for their teaching. They plan publication in their home paper and send copies to the railway president and Dr. Soule. Signed by Clarence Pippin, R. D. Wilkinson, Willie Helton.
An advertisement touts Vinol cod liver tonic as a cure for overwork worry and confinement, claiming it boosts iron absorption, appetite, digestion, sleep, and overall health. A West Scranton reader credits Vinol with restoring health after years of weakness and poor appetite. The ad guarantees a refund if benefits fail.
A promotional note offers unlimited supply of money to good men on good farms in Carroll and Haralson counties on favorable terms. The message mentions Parent G mo in connection with the program.
Readers are invited to obtain a free illustrated seed catalogue from H. G. Hastings & Co of Atlanta Ga The ad promotes scientific plant growing and agriculture and mentions cash offers for corn and cotton varieties grown on a 3000 acre farm Postage is paid and readers are urged to write today to receive the free catalogue
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