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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
Mrs Lulu Lucas of St Louis describes relief from back pain nervous fatigue and weak stomach after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound She claims the remedy restored her health allowing her to work at home and at Swift’s Packing Company and urges other working women to try it now.
In Bermuda Grove Farm operations, S Ingram describes scalable poultry setup with two 16 foot brooder rooms, heat control methods, and careful feed planning. They source chicks from trusted breeders, run continuous growth to maturation, and sell fryer repaters to Atlanta grocers at about 50 cents per bird, aiming for August egg production.
J Roy Martin endorses calcium arsenate as an inexpensive, easily applied poison to combat boll weevils. He cites field trials in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi and his own plantations, noting safe, conservative guidance from the Bureau of Entomology and Farm Bureau avenues for obtaining equipment through the Market Bulletin. He contrasts it with ineffective methods and urged farmers to follow Cond’s recommendations in Farmer's Bulletin No. 1263.
Instructions advocate using pure calcium arsenate as a dust only, applied with specialized machines, in still air and primarily at night. Recommendations include five to seven pounds per acre, repeat every four days for three or four applications, and reapply after heavy rain. Warns that not all weevils will be killed and suggests consulting local agriculture officials for further guidance.
A Southern literature library project at Oglethorpe University, Atlanta, funded by J. I. Lupton of Chattanooga with over 125000, aims to house books, manuscripts, and works by southern authors. H. E. Harman of Atlanta contributes services to collect items. donations of printing type, magazines, pamphlets, letters, and images are invited, with donors named and items stored in Lup ton Hall.
Upshaw of At. Tatita offers bill to expand the Federal Farm Loan Act. If approved by the Federal Loan Board, regional banks would establish a state capital branch in each state within their district with power to negotiate loans to farmers under the act.
Under a recently entered agreement between the British government and the United States Department of Agriculture frozen pork cuts may now be imported into England.
Epworth Leaguers and visitors will receive special railroad rates from all points in Georgia to Covington for the North Georgia Summer Assembly at Oxford June 20-30. Delegates from various chapters are being received by Vice-President F C Bunting in Marietta as preparations proceed.
The Fourth District Democratic Executive Committee met at Warn Springy Saturday and set September 14 as the primary date for electing a congressman. Nominations will be by popular vote, with a $250 assessment for each entrant. A consolidation convention and election of a new executive committee will be held in Columbus on September 26.
Dr A R Holderby pastor of Est Point Presbyterian church attacked Judge Arthur G Powell speech before the Georgia Dar Association claiming Powell misstated facts about prohibition. Holderby argued whisky will be destroyed, acknowledged ongoing drunkenness and smuggling, but said millions were not violating the law.
A reader requests the title of a poem about June and summer joys describing birds, light, and nature. The passage spots nature imagery and seasonal warmth, ending with a note about free legal blanks at the Free Press office.
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