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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR mentions Miss Rachel Brock in Atlanta and Clyde Chestnutt at Oglethorpe University in Carrollton with stray terms. Limited readable facts prevent full reconstruction of date, event, or affiliations.
The record lists numerous jurors drawn for the first and second weeks of October. Names include Croft Morgan Davis Edmondson Turner Warren Windon Hendrix McKibben Robinson Brdiax Prickett McKibben Raburn Johnson Lumsden Roop Burns Thomasson Mamdlevilla Khoaning Conner Hixon Baskin Tingwell Burke Parrish Smith Newham Moon Tyson Taylor Bartlett Wibbard Hollis Webb Griffin Davison Beavers Abercrombie Fleming Bledsoe Powell Thomasson Campbell Morgan Wester Tolbert and others.
A Tribune piece urges investing money in War Savings and Thrift Stamps via Liberty Bonds and Treasury notes. It explains interest payments totaling millions, encourages reinvestment, and notes stamps can be redeemed with ten days notice at post offices.
Articles extoll Calomel as a universal purifier, claiming it activates the liver and purges poisons from stomach and bowels to boost Nature’s healing. Crilotabs are praised as a refined Calomel form, marketed with claims of safety and quick relief, despite warnings about misleading dosage and endorsements.
A running list of Bowdon residents and visitors notes A. E. Fleming at the Tin Kers association in rannah Miss Masie Dabs of Wedover visits sister Mrs R. TH. Warris over the weekend J A Gindney and G Gh Loyvern spend time in Rome Dr Robi Loyvern of Newell spends Tuesday in the city Willis Brown and J A dagkson travel to Talbotton and back Mrs W G Brown travels to River site to spend weeks J L Leyvern and daughters Len Milcdred Aler spend weekend in Washington Miss Jimsie Little of Atlanta visits Bowdon Mrs A J Beck visits Birmingham A J Beck and W W Crows attend Shrine ceremony in Atlanta Mary Nell and Billie Hoop go to Talladega for summer Mrs Jenwitt hosts Rock Chih at Jonesville Wednesday Missliffie Rainwater returns home after Birmingham course Hi Mr Coleman spends Saturday in Athens Dr and Mrs K Henderson return to Ardartown Mass Mamie Dobson Kite returns home to Wedoyeo over the weekend
The Augusta Chronicle contrasts Northwest Canadian settler advertising with Georgia’s favorable climate. It notes shorter summers and harsher winters in the North, while highlighting Georgia’s stronger all around opportunities and life-cheering conditions for home makers and investors.
Mrs G H Schill of Texas City describes three years of chronic headaches and nerve strain. She credits Cardus with lasting relief after three bottles, noting no headaches since, and urges others to try the remedy backed by medical book-based ingredients.
J H L Martin of Mount Vernon Georgia says hospitalization for stomach trouble left him weak and pale. He credits Ziron a perfected iron tonic with restoring strength nerves and overall health after a long siege of illness and poor appetite.
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