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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1921
Page
3
Mrs. C. M. Stegall of near Paint Rock Alabama recounts a recovered strength a year after a three year illness. She credits Cardui for lifting pain and weakness, enabling her to walk and care for her children again. She recommends Cardui to other women as a life saving tonic.
Larry Gantt recalls Joe Harris a gifted parager on the Savannah Morning News and Atlanta constitution who helped reshape Uncle Remus tales from southern folklore Harris rose from a modest Georgia background to become a beloved editor and writer and a steadfast friend to Gantt.
The piece notes children seeking fun during long summer days. They swim, garden, fish, and play near water, savoring carefree moments as memory recalls these times with fondness. Covington News emphasizes that boyhood pleasures are precious and should be enjoyed.
The article urges children to press toward the mark for the prize through steady effort. It parallels moral and spiritual growth with patient work, citing Paul’s example in pursuing the heavenly reward. It emphasizes perseverance, fidelity, and eternal aims over fleeting honors.
The article traces the origin of Lynch Law as a term for summary punishment without legal authority. It discusses two main explanations: one linking to Lynch Fitz Stephan in Galway, Ireland, and another to Charles Lynch in Virginia who acted as an impartial arbiter. It notes English and Scottish equivalents and comments on the term’s historical usage.
A local office advertises a full range of legal blanks for gain including forms for filings notices and standard public notices. The supplier promotes ready to use templates suitable for attorney offices and municipal paperwork.
The Free Press notes it maintains a complete assortment of togas and related garments at all times, signaling readiness to serve readers and advertisers with a wide supply.
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