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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
4
The article argues that newspapers reach broad audiences with high reader engagement. It cites Georgia figures and estimates that four readers per copy extend a paper's influence beyond its immediate buyers, underscoring advertising impact.
A tirade against reformers seeking abolition, criticizing prison officials and advocates. The narrator claims convicts like John Barnes exploit leniency, while authorities fear both preachers and reformers. The piece condemns moral suasion and praises a strong arm of the law amid a political procession.
A contemplative reflection notes that when a man dies he may see how little he achieved in life, prompting thoughts on worth, legacy, and what matters beyond worldly measure.
Bryan said no drunkard should be appointed to enforce our prohibition law because they cannot decide between oath of office and appetite. The remark ties to reform era calls for integrity in public service and national temperance standards.
A critical piece argues against US lending one hundred million dollars to France, warning it would divert funds from domestic needs. It condemns Franco spending during reconstruction and calls for investing money at home instead of propping up foreign vanity.
The writer cites Mr. Hoover stating 4,300,000 European workers idle with even more idle in America. He argues Europe remains wrecked by war while the U.S. gains but notes excess idleness at home. He warns that vague excuses mask ongoing economic failure and laments the broken machinery of industry.
The article warns of rising crime as criminals multiply in the city and threaten country districts. It notes men turning to crime due to unemployment and longs for swift action by authorities to drive bands out. Citizens fear invasions and call for constant vigilance and swift response.
Reporters and fans debate the forthcoming match between Georges Carpentier the French war hero and Jack Dempsey the American contender. Dempsey leads in bets while public sympathy favors Carpentier for his wartime service and courage, though some question his return to the ring.
A fragment urges restraint and charity toward others, noting the folly of boastful know-it-alls and the risk of exposing one’s own flaws. The voice counsels humility and forgiveness in neighborly relations.
A devotional for children praising Gods goodness as shown in nature family church and savior. The piece outlines gifts like mothers fathers and homes, teachers and Sunday School, and the salvation through Jesus as the supreme blessing.
A Chicago judge declares hard times are ending and business will rise, though the duration of the uphill climb remains unclear. The piece questions trends in the legal field and notes women asserting voting rights while joking about marital roles.
The Southern Baptist Convention in Chattanooga announced cash receipts totaling 25,103,424.64 since the 1919 campaign, with 12,924,943.00 collected in the past year despite tough conditions. The report highlights progress across boards, 173,695 baptisms, and plans to evangelize Europe and expand foreign missions.
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