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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

4

Careful Crossing Campaign urged by American Railway Association

The American Railway Association Safety Section announces a nationwide Careful Crossing Campaign to run June through September. President W A Winburn notes past four months are peak for grade crossing crashes, with 3 012 such accidents in 1990 causing 1 279 deaths and 4 977 injuries. He stresses driver caution and railway cooperation can cut risk despite high costs to eliminate all crossings.

Aeorgia Rathway American Railway Association W. A. Winburn United States Univera

Shipping Chickens Reach Washington and Marion Hatchery

A growing parcel post industry ships fledgling chickens nationwide. The White House received 24 chicks for Mr. Harding from Marion Ohio, a city now raising about 1000 chicks annually. Neighbors in some areas object to the practice, but others see backyard flocks boosting food supply and welfare.

White House Washington Harding Marion

Drowning Accidents Highlight Need for Supervision

Early summer reports show numerous drowning incidents across communities, leaving families in grief. The article urges parental supervision, trained instructors, and safer water practices to protect youths and prevent tragedies.

Tonya Parenta

Magnolia Balm Promises Smooth Satin Complexion

An ageless testimonial endorses Hagan's Magnolia Balm for a smooth satiny skin finish. Mrs. Alice Cox from Topeka praises its cooling, soothing effects and notes availability through local druggists and Lyon Mfg Co mail order.

Hagan Brunt Alice Cox Lane St Topeka Kandas

Sulphur Dusted On Clothing Prevents Chigger Attacks

Readers advised to wear heavy boots and thick stockings in chigger habitats and apply sulfur repellents to skin or clothing before hiking. After outings, a hot soap bath kills chigger larvae. various salves and home remedies may help with itching and bite relief.

Bureau of Entomology United Sates Department of Agriguiore

Youths Heroic Calm Beneath Illness Inspires All

Walton News highlights Rufus T. Doraty a seven year old Savannah area boy who faced a long fatal illness with courage and grace. His patient smile and gratitude toward doctors stood out as a powerful lesson in innocence, nature, and steadfast devotion to others.

Rufus T. Doracy Cam D. Doraty 8. B .Adams Savannah R. T. Doravy Atlantic Monica you—Walton News

Buying Farms Advice For Young Men In Gates Of Opportunity

A fragment advises young men to invest in farms despite high prices. It urges saving at least a thousand dollars or more to secure a coin or credit, suggesting advertisements in farm journals can be reliable. The text stresses personal funds or help from friends and cautions against overextend financial commitments.

Song Mem

Pasteur Treatment Warns of Rabies Spread in Georgia

The State Board of Health warns that hydrophobia in dogs and rabies exposure among people are rising in Georgia. In 1921 alone 2,147 humans required Pasteur treatment after dog bites, amid fears the infection will worsen unless immediate actions are taken. Citizens urged to contact the State Board for guidance and to share the HOW TO HANDLE MAD DOGS bulletin with neighbors.

Pasteur Department Georgia Pasteur Farmer State Board of Health Laboratory State Board of Health

Cardus Helped Regain Strength From Illness

Mrs C M Stegall of Paint Rock Alabama recounts a long illness with weakness and pain followed by Cardus treatment. She credits improved eating sleeping and regained strength with Cardui after doctors failed. Thousands of women have used Cardui for womanly troubles over 40 years and she believes it saved her life.

Paint Rock Als C. M. Stegall

Knitting Mill Hiring Workers For Hosiery Sales

Earn 346. oo weekly full time or 75¢ per hour. Spare time sewing hosiery with guaranteed wear four months or replaced free. 36 styles. Free samples to workers. Salary or 30 percent commission. No experience necessary. Eagle Knitting Mille Darby Pa. July 20.

Howe Eagle ‘Knitting Mille Darby

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