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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

7

Health is Vital Take Care of Stomach and Liver

Mrs A Walker of Banklick Street Covington endorses Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for biliousness and constipation. The note claims relief when used as directed and promotes pellets available in small vials at local drugstores priced at 25 cents. Constipation said to cause many ailments and prevention offered by the remedy.

Covington Dr. Pierce Mra. A. Walker Banklick St Sealine

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertisement in Everett

A testimonial from Mrs J M Sibbert of Everett Washington claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her back and leg pains and fatigue. The ad urges women with sore female troubles to try the medicine and promises it relieves the underlying cause and associated aches.

Everett Washington Taan Lydia E. Pinkham Aving J. M. Sibbert High St Lydia Pinkham

iFARM BUREAU L SAVING FARM LABOR IN JUNE

June brings a heavy work load on farms due to late spring rains delaying tasks. Farmers plan to plant peas or beans on grain land, milk soils, and use disk harrows to speed seeding. Cultivation methods emphasize one-row and two-row practices to cover acres efficiently.

Pam Avason Feorn Belt

Farming Leaders to Build Markets Beyond Cotton

A Farm Bureau address urges farmer leadership and courage to create markets for crops other than cotton. It cites bankers in Maryland as model allies who should expand their aid to agriculture, especially in credit access, to foster new crops like hogs and wine production in Carroll County.

Farm Buren Elas Farm Bureau Bureau Sean Eee

Farm Bureau Holds Membership Meeting Tune Up

The regular Farm Bureau meeting on the first Friday afternoon met in the County Agent’s office with Chairman Ingram absent. Mr. C. F. Richards filled in, the Hog Sale committee reported county banks will back reliable buyers of pure bred stock, Bowdon acreage pledged for a curing house, and local clubs praised. Dusters for cassinm arsenate to aid weevil control will be bought at cost. A Poultry Association will be formed to assist poultry interests. Meeting adjourned to July. Vegetables seen as a valuable crop with 1921 reports valuing the national harvest at 1 104 000 000, urging Carroll county to grow more for local and out-of-county markets.

Farm Bureau Ingram C. F. Richards J. W. H. Benford Bowdon Bowdon Commercial Club Carroll County Trade Board Jsgon Miveting Can Neee Johnny McMahon Ladies’ Home Journal Mr. Bott Dayton Olio McMahon Gaya Don Dunn A. G. Webber Dancing Masters’ Association Guyou Chicago Neeling McMunhon McMahon America Northwestern University Ann Arbor Chambers Omaha Kansas City Rome Eame

Big Cotton Yield Under Bull Weevil Conditions

A Mississippi plantation manager faced heavy weevil damage and aimed for a bale per acre. He hired a single tenant, ordered intensive fertilization, and instructed maximum effort. Result: 28 bales from 15 acres with low fertilizer costs, a profitable outcome despite the weevil.

Missisippi

Singing Report From High Point Meeting

At High Point on the first Sunday in June singers gathered at 10 30. Uncle Amos Horsley set several songs and a committee was formed with J Turner of Cleburn county Ala chair and J C Thompson secretary. Music was led by M A Barrow J D Mclear Zack Hill T C Holley Thomas King and A A Horsley with twenty minute segments. The meeting closed by chairman J J Turner and secretary J C Thompson.

High Point Amos Horsley J. Turner Cleburn County Ala J. c. Thompson I. D. Glenn A A Horsley Styles J. C. Arthur A. T. Cole Bob Pate M. A. Barrow J. D. Mclear Zack Hill T. C. Holley Thomas King A. A. Horsley J. J. Turner

Heed Malachi's Message at Pleasant View B Y P U

The Pleasant View B Y P U invites is to hear how to grow rich under the sermon Heed Malachi's Message. Four groups with four leaders meet, with a strong net of young people in the church. Mrs C E Adams provides the Cor.Beciy update.

Malachi

Notice of Piga for Sale in Clem Ga

Six weeks old pigs offered for sale by B V Pentecost of Clem Georgia. Sale notice dated June tenth.

Clem

Can A Christian Dance

Rev. Charles W. McCaskill argues in Hastings Hastings, presenting Johnny McMahon and other voices who condemn jazz infused modern dancing as corrupting youth, urging moral cleanup, warning of venereal disease, and urging parents to protect children through strong social and religious action.

Froi United States Gonorthen McMahon United States Public Health Service Cumming Beat Vi Hastings Lene Les Bnss Karnoy Karney Brandera Hall Bho Charles W. McCaskill Central Christian Advocate

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