Carrollton Public Notices and Local News 1914
Carrollton Georgia news page notes subscription rates and local notices. Reports discuss Chicago lions killing a trainer, Georgia county wealth per capita, and political remarks by Hugh Dorsey. Mentions W J Harris and Lem M Park campaign stops, state convention in Commerce, Tallulah Falls outing, and looming beer legalization debate in Bibb county.
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Commerce
Athens
Tallulah Falls
Georgia
Mother’s Friend Promotes Safe Pregnancy Comfort
A vintage advertisement touts Mother’s Friend as a home comforting aid for expectant mothers. It argues that women favor home births, that the product eases muscle expansion and reduces nervous strain, and claims scientific support for beneficial fetal development. The ad invites readers to request a free booklet and to purchase the external preparation at drug stores.
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Citta
Bcience
Fords
Brad Nelda
Hardwick Proposes Additions to Slaton Tax Law
Tom Hardwick backs Gov Slaton in opposing the United States Senate bid while criticizing the Georgia tax law. He urges two new mechanisms to tax stocks and bonds and notes and mortgages, making holders pay like farmers, with notes taxed by market value. He calls for immediate legislative action to implement these changes next year.
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Tom Hardwick
Slaton
United States Senate
Georgia
Five Rules for Borrowing Money Program of S S Convention
Five rules from Farmers Bulletin 593 urge farmers to borrow only for productive use and to align loan terms with the life of improvements. Key points: repay from earnings, amortize principal, and secure low interest. The guidance emphasizes prudent, self sustaining credit rather than wasteful spending.
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S. S
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Tiurt Gaper
Southern Opinions on Woman Suffrage in Georgia
Prominent Georgia educators voice varied support for women’s voting rights in Macon Telegraph excerpts. Lawton Evans argues for property and education qualifications with gender-neutral suffrage, citing educated women with property who are unfairly denied voting. Ralph Newton says suffrage may aid schools, especially for property owners. Judge A L Miller supports suffrage as an abstract right for women. Dr W K Tate notes it is coming and endorses women's suffrage overall.
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Georgia
Macon Telegraph
Lawton B. Evans
Ralph Newton
Fort Valley
Georgia Educational Association
A L. Miller
Bibb County
W. K. Tate
Southern Educational Association
Comforting to Stout People Foley Cathartic Tablets
A promotional note for Foley cathartic tablets sold by Johnson Drug Co. Claiming to regulate digestion, relieve biliousness and constipation, reduce gassy taste, and improve comfort for stout persons. Describes as a perfect family cathartic and suitable for regular use.
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Foley
Johnson Drug Co
Guaranteed Waltham Watch for Carrollton Ga
A 17 jewel guaranteed Waltham watch with adjusted movement and a handsome engraved 20 year case is offered for 11.50. Limited quantity at this price. Send a postal today and Creel and Harper of Carrollton Georgia will mail the watch by parcel post.
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Creel & Harper
Carrollton, Ga
LIV-VER LAX Promises Bright Sun and Health Info
The Red Cross Drug Store promotes LIV-VERLAX claiming it improves mood and energy. The ad urges readers to inquire at the store for more information about the product and its benefits.
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Red Cross
Liv-Verlax
Red Cross Drug Store
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Carroll Free Press
Ralph Meeks
Eciton
Pus
isHen
Chicago
Carroll
Bulloch
McIntosh
Coweta
Haralson
Heard
Mary Phagan
Leo Frank
Hugh Dorsey
Dr. Hardman
W. S. Coleman
Wi. J. Harris
Lem M. Park
J. Randolph Anderson
Hardwick On Slaton
Smyrna Church
W. J. Millian
Rev. Cook
M. R. Kierbow
Allie Beall
A. K. Snead
Annie Creel
Waltham Watch
Atlanta
Union Depot
Pryor Street
John L. Edmondson
Prop
M. A. Simmons
C. F. Simmons Medicine CO
Preprietere
ST. Louis
Chero-Cola Bottling CO
Orville Wright
Citizens Bank
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