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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
4
A philosophical reflection on beauty asserting the soul’s eager drive toward beauty and its uplifting power. It argues that true beauty grants rapid elevation, obedience to noble thoughts, and dominion over other ideas, with few souls reaching this ideal.
Fragmentary text discusses the alleged best way to perform actions, manners as happiness, and how social behavior becomes ritual. It notes how routines adorn life, mentions rulers and nobles, and hints at lessons shaping conduct across society.
The article surveys jurists from Micophilus to Montesquieu and Troplong, arguing that disposal of property after death is a natural inherent right of mankind. It asserts no state may revoke this right, citing Judge R L Fowler and a broad scholarly consensus.
Fragmented verse depicts seascape imagery with dolphins mermaids and sailing imagery. The speaker urges to sea and describes the ship breaking azure day and the anchor diving while the bark glides through water.
The speaker declares belief in the nation’s system as the best and asserts state rights as the only effective check on federal power. He argues free states must preserve liberty through decentralization and constitutional fidelity, describing himself as a conservative and state rights advocate.
Jones hears a tale of a fearless driver who sold his auto after a near fatal mis judgment. While driving through a narrow cut a child darts into the path and a dog lunges to snatch the child from ruin, sparing the life as the car slows to four miles per hour. The mother nearly collapses, and the driver reflects on the horror of harming a child.
Mr. Lloyd Aycock stays with homefolks this week. Miss Myrtie Jackson returns from a two week visit to Washington and Macon. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thornton and daughter visit relatives. Mr. John Cheney and Savannah family guests of relatives. Cheney recovering well after a serious earlier illness and operation.
The Carroll County Masonic Convention meets on the last Wednesday of the month with prominent Masons attending. The morning session at 8:30 will perform first and third degree work, touted as highly instructive since the convention’s founding.
An awful storm on the 16th at 3 30 p m brought fierce wind rain and hail. Crops were badly damaged land washed in new areas and outbuildings and timber blown down. Prof Night opened school at Sardis Monday with 55 students.
R D Jackson of Carrollton Georgia offers unlimited supply of money to capable men on selected dairy farms in Carroll and Haralson counties under excellent terms. This notice promotes rapid access to funds for farm operations and growth.
The Carnegie Hero Fund has honored 723 heroes across the United States and Canada over nine years. A vessel recently launched toward Puget Sound with steam up, ready to sail, is noted amid a Yukon context. The White Blouse clothes drying yard sits on the south lawn screened by shrubbery, largely invisible from view.
A Washington Post note cites a Cleveland lender and a Washington preacher claiming Sunday calls should be calm. The piece mocks sensational headlines about teasing, with few clear facts and unclear names.
Fashion note surveys women and men's styles in city streets and shops. It mentions shirt waists, favors of right music, tight trousers for men, coats, and derby hats with two inch crowns. The piece reflects period fashion ideas and stylistic expectations.
A clipped note notes advice on predictions and swatted flies with kerosene oil. It mentions changing predictions three times daily to keep up with the venue and warns against rocking the boat standing up and changing seals.
A collection of editorials notes baseball as a symbol of national life. The Chicago Tribune calls Baseball a synonym for national life while other papers cite its cultural pull. The pieces suggest the sport’s enduring appeal amid defeat and fatigue among workers.
An advertisement from Red Cross Drug Store promotes Ladies Indian Hair Grower to cure dandruff and stop hair loss and a Gentlemen's Bald Head Special that supposedly grows new hair. It notes guaranteed results and lists a sales position at Dr Kechee Davis Factory in Atlanta Georgia.
Noted Atlanta eye specialist Dr Kennon Mott will be at the Red Cross Drug Store in Carrollton for a free consultation soon.
Fairview Farm offers sweet potato slips and tomato plants for sale. J. H. Mathews, manager, handles the sale.
An agricultural notice lists D. H. Cagle of Carrollton Route 2 offering one extra good cow with young salt.
Advertises a sales opportunity for a new invention with large earnings for street sellers. Offers samples and details free, requests 20 cents for parcel post. Signed by H F Henry of Jasper Alabama with box number 261.
A homemaker workload saps many women of energy and rest. Scott's Emulsion, a pre digested nutrient drink, strengthens organs and tissues and builds healthy blood. It contains no alcohol or harmful drugs and is said to overcome tiredness and nervousness.
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