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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
4
Practical guidance on making wiser consumer choices. Focus on value, durability, and ethics to maximize impact. Highlights include comparing quality, researching brands, and considering long term costs over initial price.
In a San Francisco reminiscence seafaring crews face Christmas on the water. Lifesavers and pilots forgo holiday feasts as fog, storms, and duty force launches and rescues. Ships’ crews share meals at sea while pilots await orders, longing for a steady table and home.
Meetze Virginia Mrs J C Green says two top doctors failed to help then Cardus cured her completely. She claims pains are gone and she feels like a new person. The ad urges other sick women to try Cardus and promises health and rosy cheeks.
An advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT heals itching bleeding and protruding piles within six to fourteen days. It promises a refund if it fails to cure any case within 61014 days and touts instant relief from the first application.
The discourse argues men bear most blame for rising divorces citing roving behavior and economic strain. It contrasts women enduring poverty and cruelty with a call for honest heart discussion, while praising home life as the true throne of love and forgiveness.
The piece traces the French use of hangar to the Alsatian German blend anger and hanger. Anger means a high shed or passage and hanger refers to the room for weapons. It notes French spelling shifts to avoid wrong pronunciation and asserts lingering German usage of both senses in the south. It also links anger to a distant root akin to the Chinese wang.
The author argues that if water were available for dogs on hot days there would be fewer false dog madness alarms. Frothing mouths are not proof of madness, and many nuisances stem from heat and nuisance. Every street fountain should include water receptacles for animals and every boy should own a dog to learn kindness to animals.
The speaker argues age does not define old maids or old bachelors. Some never marry, some stay oldsmaids regardless of marriage, and a stamp on their faces signals rigid views. They insist their own ideas are correct and others must not dissent. The piece reflects on personal freedom and tolerance for differing opinions.
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