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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
2
The article warns of catarrh’s dangers beyond congestion and explains that sprays and inhalers only mask symptoms. It promotes S. S. as a blood-targeted remedy that removes germs from the blood and urges readers to obtain medical guidance from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga.
Weather reports describe light rain in spots with crops varying from good to dry. Community items cover funerals for Mrs Kelley and Mr Sticher's baby, visits among local families, and a July 1 cemetery cleanup at Cross Plains with sand hauling for grave maintenance. Local residents include Fd Murphy Muse Kilgore Wallis Gordon and others in Carrollton Heard County Cross Plains and Anniston Alabama.
Local social notes recount visits and stays among Bethesda and nearby families. Mr and Mrs Homer Hall from Loch spent Sunday with Ay Hall. R B Deannay and S J Mote from Heard Coup visited over weekend. Various Misses and Mrs Crumbley, Powers, Williar, Bays Bowdon, Williamson, and Parham socialized or hosted in Sunday meetings. Private Bernice R Dean has served in France.
From a justice of the peace in Detroit comes a claim endorsing Foley Kidney Pills. The short note says they relieve rheumatic pains stiff joints and frequent urination, presenting them as superior to other remedies and available widely.
For sale one rear axle housing for fork with a 60 inch tread and one set of Ford pistons, all in good shape and priced cheap. Contact R. B. Meeke.
In this Carrollton area note the past week brought gentle misty rain benefiting vegetation and crops. Plans advance for Mallard bridge and Ballard road improvements, tying local routes from Mandeville to Roopville and Bellview into a broader highway system. The piece praises local officials including Beek and Bagwell and records visits by Mr John Wyatt and Mr George Wyatt along with Miss Ainice Barnes and Eunice Caldwell.
Rural bulletin records regular sermons at New Lebanon by Rev. J. M. D. Stallings and a big meeting planned for the third Sunday at New Lebanon. It notes many local residents visiting kin, school openings, and illness lists including Mrs. Della Webb and Mrs. Sallie church.
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