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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
4
The essay weighs whether nature or learning most shapes oratory. It argues that neither works alone. true orators require both, though native endowment carries more weight. Learning without nature lacks force, while nature without study yields limited skill.
A discussion of American reform ideals argues education should drive progress toward equal opportunities, while critiquing federal overreach and the handling of social ills. Visionaries like Professor Charles Zueben are cited on taxation and employment, warning of uneven implementation and the need for scientifically founded policies.
A fragment reflecting on death and the enduring impact of a life altered by loss. The speaker compares varying reactions to death, suggesting some men feel perpetual inconvenience until replaced while others see life altered like a mountain vanishing from the landscape.
Bowdon notes list visits from Malone Carrollton Graham and Florida residents. Delegates attend Methodist Sunday School convention at Temple. Local business trips to Lineville Tallapoosa Atlanta and Savannah noted. Died Mrs Sarah Jenkins. burial in Carrollton. Hail storm damages Alabama crops. note on Bowdon barthing works tie to Rock Mills.
Mr W A McLendon and son Lester spent Friday in Carrollton. Dr W L Brooks spent Friday afternoon there. Carl Carney of Chatsworth Ga, visiting sister Mrs Arch Stephenson who has been ill for weeks. Ezra Johnson hosted a moonlight picnic for visiting young ladies last Saturday. Rev J M Dodd of Carrollton First Baptist to preach at the Baptist church Sunday. W L Dobson and son Earl of Rockmart visiting George Dobson on Rome Street. L T Archer and two children returned from Chandler Springs Ala. Mrs G W Roop left for Ashland Ala to visit relatives. Joe Morris and Cliff Griffin plan to start housekeeping in a new tent near Cull Morris residence.
Money on good farms in Carroll and Haralson counties offered to men on favorable six month terms. Local lenders advertise extended credit and favorable rates to productive applicants, aiming to boost farming capital and community agriculture.
Sand Hill crops improve after rains. Master Dalton Doster of Atlanta visits grandfather Mack Doster. Miss Mildred Meeks of Newnan visits Misses Mattie and Myrtle Smith. Macedonia church Sunday School grows to sixty four with room to grow. Delegates attend County Convention at Temple. Miss Louise Jen kiss of West Point visits. Prof Bryan address at Hulett canceled by weather.
In Quince Harbor a baker Matias Fish notes Captain Barnabas’s city trip while Ananias Line, a sailor, is hired by Widow Rowell. Ananias hides in a mulberry tree to evade Maria and the captain. the Widow waits for him atop the tree as a boarder. They become a comic pair, two of a kind.
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