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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
3
An earnest devotional urges children to focus on eternal hope in God amid life’s changes and misfortunes. It cites Napoleon and other stars who faltered, contrasting earthly prospects with the sustaining promise that God remains, and concludes with reflections on faith, patience, and heavenly security.
Ruth Tuggle born May 29 1919 died June Sth 1921 at age two. She fell ill Monday and died Saturday night. Burial at Old Camp Ground Sunday afternoon with Rev. W A Maxwell officiating. Mr and Mrs Tuggle sorrowfully remember their child who was loved as the sunshine of their home.
If you have financial doubt, monitor both income and outgo. Increase earnings where possible and curb expenses. Following this guidance can bring greater ease and peace.
A Temple Route 1 piece discusses a Sunday singing at Villa Rica and weather forecasts. It argues for women’s suffrage, cites historical figures like Nancy Hart, Mrs. Park Hurst, and Mrs. Meeks, and praises women’s roles in education, church, and governance. The writer urges voting rights to shape state and national policy.
A cousin writes of the loss of baby Marion Harold Cook who died at twelve months. The family mourns with faith as funeral services at Macedonia referenced a burial beside his grandfather. The note ends with a hopeful, heavenly tone.
Fragmentary line suggests a romance related item and a $25,000 sum. No clear individuals or organizations identified. The readable text hints at a potential contract or proposal but lacks concrete context or events.
D G Sullins, Animal Husbandman at the Georgia Experiment Station, urges daily manure removal and fresh bedding to reduce flies and milk contamination. He notes that dry dust and dirty floors can still pose risks while clean moist floors are preferable for sanitary barns. He warns against using formaldehyde in skim milk and emphasizes practical hygiene over risky chemicals.
A poem by F. D. Z. urges debt aversion and honest living over wealth and grand homes. It favors simple clothing, frugal meals, and owning a humble stone hut rather than mansions, promoting restraint and self reliance.
Georgia fish laws strictly prohibit any seine or trapping device in state waters. From June 9 to July 1 only hook and line gear may be used. dynamite firearms explosives and poison are crimes. nets or traps must not block stream runs and are banned in streams stocked with mountain trout.
Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture say guinea fowls utilize waste that would escape hens and turkeys. They prefer thickets and weed patches, require food flexibly, and are prolific during the egg season, with many praising a richer flavor than hen eggs.
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