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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
3
Medical advertising urges readers to boost immunity by purchasing vegetable blood medicine. It claims purified blood wards off disease and offers revitalizing vitality. The pitch directs readers to drug stores and provides a free medical advice reply address from the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta Georgia.
A Georgia wedding notice and domestic humor pieces from 1920 discuss men who lag at work but bargain well, and women who manage kitchen chores. It notes Daisy, Ga., June 5 1920, and Roopville's highway hopes plus a call for a proactive Roopville marshal and county road improvements.
Nashville Herald urges readers to welcome visiting strangers and convention guests. Editorial stresses cordial reception builds good will, boosts business and community life, and strengthens democratic spirit in Moultrie and beyond.
Local villa records list residents and visitors through the week. Numerous names appear as Mrs Lands, Mr Henry Smith, Mrs Eunice Phillips, Mr Dale and sons Johnnie and Homer, and families like Moran, Knott, Phillips, Borders, Holloway, and Gook moving through or staying at the villa with mentions of trips to Carrollton, Clem, Midway, and notes of a newborn ten pound girl born June sixth.
Tips took a business trip to Carrollton on Tuesday. Miss Bertha Hendricks visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cas sell. Misses Annie Lizzie and Agena Borders called on Misses Annie and Eunice Phillips Sunday afternoon. Mr. George Phillips and Miss Agnes Borders went to Clem Sunday. Mrs. A. F. Borders visited Mrs. D. M. Borders this week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Moran were present Sunday. ASK neighbors to subscribe to The Carroll Free Prose and use its columns in advertising.
Roopville news covers visits by Mrs. Leo Steed and daughters to Carrollton, Bowdon defeating Roopville in a local ball game, the community's stance against bootleggers, a performance of My Son John, and the Bowdon band. A shooting on a farm is described as self defense, crops are growing, and neighbors discuss housing moves, church fundraising plans, and local social updates.
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