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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
4
The piece cites Milge Gray predicting continued prosperity, urging belief in rising production and trade. It argues work and consumption must stay active, notes Judge Gary’s stance as aligned with growth, and warns against idleness or reliance on handouts as markets recover.
A fragment shows a back and forth about clothing and price. The speaker notes having a hat cleaned and changed at a restaurant setting, mentioning Will Grieg and a remark about air and economy. The scene hints at thrifty habits in a social dining moment.
A piece extols early rising among Cyrroliian readers as a remedy for better health and daily performance. It emphasizes quiet dawn hours, fresh air, and the positive impact on sleep quality and daytime vitality, urging readers to try waking earlier despite initial sacrifice.
A call to individuals to invest in home and business improvements now rather than delaying. The message warns against false economy and urges timely upkeep to raise property values, support families, and create better overall conditions in Carrallton.
A discussion notes that nearly half of U S workers face wage cuts due to falling farm product prices. Towns and businesses suffer from market shrinkage while farmers see lower crop values. It argues wage cuts align with farmer costs and fairness, blaming rigid labor stance for resisting necessary adjustments.
Garbled dialogue shows fragmented phrases about a person named Amelia and a young man. The text resembles a noisy overheard record with fragmented quotes and uncertain context. Key names appear but no clear event or outcome is described.
Arthur Freeman of Affiliated Retail Stores told the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention that trained salespeople boost advertising productivity. He argued better training raises merchandise use, lowers buyer discontent, and increases store profits by guiding customers and showcasing utility.
OCR fragment shows unclear pricing and terms for car repair services. Mentions Garage Man Porty eight Dallas and New York city, but details are garbled. No clear event or numbers to confirm.
John Partley, down on his luck, finds work through a smiling advertisement laid out by Miss Dennison. He builds a sales network for a carpet sweeper, selling eight units in a day and rising to be in charge of solicitors within six months. A wedding and a cheerful motto of smiles follow, transforming his fortunes and inspiring others.
The sermon centers on Luke fourteen and the call to go into the world to invite the lost to Christ. It declares Christians are servants of God and must actively win souls, serve daily, and seek to lift others to salvation through Jesus.
The Carrollton Methodist Church outlines SundaySchool at 9 30 preaching at 11 and 6 Epworth League at 7 30 prayer meeting Wednesday and a Monday workers council at 1 pm Next Sunday is Mother's Day and Town Comisk Day inviting all members and residents to attend in full force to boost attendance and church life A call to unity ends with We can do it and we will.
The Presbyterian church invites ladies to a Bible study at Mr. W. R. Henderson's home next Monday at 4 PM focusing on Acts chapter 12. A church paper argues many indifference and faultfinding churchgoers hinder growth and mission, stressing the must of sacrifice and salvation.
Tabernacle Church resumes services as usual with Pastor away at LaGrange for a revival. Evangelist Frank Jackson of Atlanta will preach both morning and evening. The pastor plans to return in a week. The church reports a strong Sunday with seven new accessions.
The Young Men's Bible Class of the Methodist church led by Mrs. B F P Boykin held a moonlight picnic in the graveyard behind Mr. Rube McClung's home. About eighty three people attended a lovely supper. The class has around ninety members with many pregnant attendees and plans social events every few weeks.
Master Lottie Hurriy killed one off the largest rattle enokes ever seen in this vicinity Monday. Messrs. Grover Turner Samuel Mile ton and Roedie Barrow were visiting at Pateville Sunday afternoon. Misses Marguerite Turner Eunice and Bernice Smith were visiting Minson Lells Lettie and Lillisy Harris Sunday afternoon.
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