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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
3
A state health bulletin urges thorough hand washing before meals and after toilet use to prevent typhoid and other infections. It warns against touching food with dirty hands, explains transmission from soil and water, and advises care for babies and the sick to limit disease spread.
Department of Agriculture specialists urge careful chick care in heat with clean coops, fresh water, and shade. They advise weekly cleaning to prevent lice and disease, plus a balanced grain green dry mash diet and regular green feed to support growth.
The remark suggests U S troops will stay stationed in Europe for an extended period even if direct involvement remains limited. Officials emphasize a continued American military presence to deter threat and support allied defense commitments.
A wry maxim suggests a suitor should value a partner who pays careful attention to domestic details like stove lids rather than shallow appearances such as eye lids. The proverb hints at practical qualities over vanity in choosing a spouse.
A leading authority states that knowledge of health law must be taught not learned by instinct. He urges every child be taught to desire cleanliness to promote health and strengthen the mind’s power and pave the road to success.
Dr. Sampbell Morgan urged broader Bible study at the Atlanta conference urging young people to study the Bible and read books about it during doubt filled periods. He warned against relying on random passages and emphasized deep study, faith and God breathed inspiration without magical influence.
A town editor argues that idle brains and hands invite mischief and urges building a wholesome playground. The piece appeals to residents and officials to provide safe recreation spaces for children to channel energy constructively.
A fragment notes people delaying travel plans due to rising coal costs, implying financial strain and a push to save more money before the fall season. The passage reflects concerns about energy prices shaping personal budgeting and holiday choices.
A fragmentary diary by Slats recounts a week in a drugstore job with odd mishaps. Entries cover heat with worms, errands, a new car obsession, coworkers, and a reluctant about quitting. Partial names and playful slang color the rough, humorous chronicle.
A brief note states that additional priority programs will not be added and the current plan will proceed. Officials emphasize that the existing schedule remains in effect and the work will be completed as stated.
The newspaper advertises a complete stock of ready to use legal blanks kept on hand for notices and public filings.
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