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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
5
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The excerpt presents a patriotic meditation on home life and rural contentment. John Howard Payne extols the solace of a humble shelter, vege garden, and native air over luxury. He argues the first country is the place where one’s heart and memories reside, highlighting exiled longing for familiar grounds.
A reflective meditation on aging and mortality contrasts calm seas with fading passions. It notes the vanity of boasting in fleeting things and the emptiness age reveals, as older eyes see beyond youthful affections.
Dean Worcester warns that many Filipino advocates of independence do not grasp its meaning. He says the mass desire is unclear and implies Americans must supervise and shield Filipinos from consequences, likening it to parenting a badly behaved boy.
Miss Rachel Brock returns from LaGrange and St Simon's Island house party. Miss Clyde Latimer of Birmingham visits Miss Bernice Acklin. Fitts' Drug Store advertises Turnip Seed and Damask paper. Christine Fitts attends Newnan camp. Mrs. W A Thornton and May Nelle from Birmingham visit. Various locals host visitors from Atlanta Rome Cedartown and Birmingham.
A collage of society items covers visitors, travel, and small events in Carrollton. Notes include guests from Cedartown, Kernes, Marietta, and Atlanta, theatre plans at the Bonita, church fundraising cakes, pattern sales, and barbershop or drugstore promotions. Mentions of Mrs. J. A. Bass, Miss Maude Bass, Mr. and Mrs. Will Burns, and many others appear amid routine domestic activity and local commerce.
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