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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
6
A local call to neighbors and friends to patronize The Carroll Free Press by subscribing and using its columns for advertising. Includes notice of legal blanks at the office.
A testimonial describes sleeping poorly and fatigue improving after using Ziron. The speaker credits the tonic with renewed energy and recommends it. A money back guarantee is advertised and the product is available at druggists.
A crowded Carrollton gathering of Baldheads hears Brother Andrew Huckeba address the audience on profiteering and fashion styles. Remarks touch on sanitation, incomplete street work, and local civic concerns amid humorous asides.
Mrs Mae Gladney visited Mrs Kate Martin Sunday evening. Families and friends shared Sunday in High Point with numerous neighbors. Several residents were listed visiting, riding, or gathering, including Miss Corine Phillips's guests and local pickup chatter about a moustache trend.
A Bremen Route 2 report describes a large crowd at the JT L Gulee family reunion with all children present except one son. An ice cream and lemonade supper hosted by Loyd Houston drew many attendees. Effie Agnes and Fay Lewis visited Tu Thlele and Susie Houston, Charley White attended a grandmother’s funeral, Charley Cash and Miles Lewis joined the Mac Barkwell sisters, and George Houston and Mrs. George Houston visited John Barkwell.
Report notes women walking the viaduct to the opposite side. Their high heels appear disjointed and red faces show unpainted, rough laughter. Selah, McLean UR.
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