Dyspeptic Relief Through Three Tablets Claim
The piece touts a remedy where three tablets cure stomach troubles enabling all foods. It cites others restored to health and able to eat what they crave, urging readers to try the treatment.
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
3
The piece touts a remedy where three tablets cure stomach troubles enabling all foods. It cites others restored to health and able to eat what they crave, urging readers to try the treatment.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce of Buffalo for a fifty year old medicine named Favorite Prescription. It claims relief from headaches backache and pelvic issues using herbal roots including lady's slipper and blue cohosh, advertised as a safe tonic free of whiskey or morphine and sold in liquid or tablet form.
Eureka reports guests visiting from Sandry Flat Bethel Boat Creek Zion and Carroll area. L L Johnson HW F Windom J Furlough Entrelkin Johnsons and others spent Sunday with local families. The piece notes friendships and a future Carroll home for some visitors.
An early 20th century medical ad touts Ziron as a miracle cure for nervousness and stomach issues. It claims quick relief within a week and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not help.
Mrs S W Gladwell of Watoga West Virginia testifies that starting about age 15 she suffered headaches backaches and weakness. After using Cardui she improved after the first bottle and continued until three bottles restored strength and health. She credits Cardui for her successful recovery and family life.
High Point School shows steady progress under Mr Craven. The Boence family reports a child with chicken pox delaying return. Area residents, including the Williams and Beales families, attend Sunday visits and church events. Several locals travel for singing events and family gatherings around Tallapoosa and Carrollton, with Mrs McClain and Mr McClain noted in recent socials.
A Liberty Hill column notes Aunt Nancy Robinson’s illness with boot sickness, Olivia Warren’s teaching role, Emma Pearce now Mrs Kilgore, John McKibbon relocating to Tallapoosa, Cary Adamson moving into his house to run the store, Indian Creek school nearing completion, Lydia Brown visiting Viola Smith, Rev. Cooke absent due to a sick mother in North Alabama, Nancy Brown visiting Lizzie Davis Sunday afternoon.
Westbrooks community column details Sunday visits and weekend travel. Mrs J D Reeves and children Hoa Jane and Mary visited Mr and Mrs John Bass at Center. Many neighbors from Carrollton Coleman's Mill and Center stopped by to see relatives including the Philips, Gordon, Strickland, Reeves, and Smith families.
The column records visitors and events around Bold Springs including Mr. and Mrs. Ward Barronton visiting the former's parents on Sunday Miss Bertha Duncan hosting a six oclock dinner Lonnie Witchor absent from school Zebedes Neighbors spent Sunday night with J C Crutchfield W W Spence Esq attended a visit Monday Mrs Eton Muo on the milk line Charles Spence courting near Mandaville J V Rowe in Oate City Thursday B B Duncan and Mallory Duncan visiting Mt Zion Sunday Mrs Fiffie Griffin visited Dora Rowe Dora and Alsman Wren family visiting Sunday N E Spencer with T J Biggers and family Bertha and Mrs Duncan with Emia Spence and daughter George Stovall and Charlie Spengo saw milling near Bremon Al V Spence with Walter Chanee near Anniston Ala.
Neighbors gather for weekend visits as Mr. Foul Payto hosts a bedtime event. Norton family members and Dewey Wallace visit Frank Crumbley’s household Sunday night. W. O. Jordan travels to Atlanta Monday. Paul Winklow and Olin Lee escort Miley Lee to Atlanta for age examination by Dr. Calvonn. Andrew Horton undergoes an appendicitis operation Tuesday by Dr. Goodwyn and Dr. Homer Barker. D. Phillips and Gene Teo j visit Carrollton Thursday.
A railing defense of small towns argues residents enjoy homey yards, gardens, and neighborly life unlike crowded city apartments. It claims city dwellers suffer isolation and rushed schedules that hinder thought and family time.
A young man enters professional life amid town gossip and doubt. Neighbors mock his ambition, yet many capable individuals reach positions of prominence. Carrollton and Carroll County have produced many successful people, though admiration for success has waned in earlier times.
Bryan W Collier argues that dwelling on trivial matters harms moral and spiritual life. He cites Canga Farrar and Saint Paul to urge focus on great ideals, warning small topics drain energy and distract from eternal concerns.
Smyrna Girls' Club reports a productive year with all members present, fourteen enrolled for work, and plans a February 21 box supper to fund a store and equipment for activities. They aim to field the county's best club and win a Singer sewing machine for the school. Ruby Nixon presides, Lormine Long is secretary.
The Trade Board reports Carrollton will gain a new telegraph line from the Northern part of the county to relieve current reliance on a Western Union link to Newnan. The project, approved by the director and secretary, is under construction and expected to be ready around the close of January, with Western Union stating the line should be completed soon after.
Notices record notes deeds and bonds for title at the Fres Presa office with legal blanks and filing requirements. Officials warn about deadlines and required forms for property documents and title actions.
A fragment notes Hogal lanka of various kinds located at The Fros Press office. The readable text provides no clear date, event, or names to confirm a specific action or outcome.
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