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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

7

Clean Up the Bowels and Keep Them Clean Ad

A 1900s style ad touts Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as a gentle remedy for constipation. Testimonials from Waco Texas praise pleasant action and chocolate flavored tablets. The copy urges early treatment, claims candy like taste, and notes 25 cent boxes with a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.

Miles No A. Waddell Washington Waco Tex Miles Medical Elkhart

Dr Hardman Candidacy Gains Broad Support In Georgia

Dr L G Hardman leads gubernatorial race as voters rally statewide. Farmers bankers manufacturers artisans and professionals line up in his column praising a faithful business administration for Georgia as he declares the race first.

L. G. Hardman Hardman Georgia

Character and Qualifications Make Strong Appeal for Doctor Hardman

Doctor Hardman’s clean private life and honorable public service appeal to the people. His successful professional and business career shows he is capable and resourceful. Six years in the legislature and two in the senate prove his statesmanship and broad experience in large affairs. His farming knowledge, leadership in Georgia agricultural circles, and success in banking, manufacturing, dairying, drainage, and horticulture reflect a giant mind. He is a practical, constructive candidate whose platform aligns with progressive ideas and public service. The campaign cites widespread endorsements and belief he is Georgia’s next chief executive.

Doctor Hardman Georgia State Agricultural College State Experiment Board Doctor Hardmans

Local notes on visits and school ties in Heard county

Victory Mrs E A Tisinger of Texas visits Victory and recalls her childhood home. Tisinger, Nelle and Lavender Tisinger return from Monroe Ga A&M. Miss Mary Tisinger teaches in Monroe and visits Athens and Brunswick. Miller Merrell reports fine flour after new mill screens. R B Bilbo catches two large fish weighing 14 and 15 pounds. Mrs John T Hearn improving after illness. Children Day set for first Sunday in July with Rev S A Bales delivering morning sermon. Miss Mittie McDaniel visits her father J H McDaniel in Heard county after teaching in Texas.

Tom Tisinger Tech Atlanta Nelle Tisinger Lavender Monroe Nelle Mary Tisinger Athens Brunswick S. A. Bales Misa Mittie McDaniel Texas J. H. McDaniel Heard County

Guaranteed Waltham Watch at 11.50 in Ga ad

A limited number of Guaranteed Waltham watches with 17 jewels adjusted in a handsome engraved 20 year case are offered for 11.50. Send a postal today and Creel & Harper of Carrollton Ga will ship the watch by parcel post.

Creel & Harper Carrollton

Resolutions of Respect by Zion Lodge 508 Masons

Funeral note memorializes H. Martin born 1822 York County Ben married Margaret Casey 1844 and father of eleven. He organized Mt Zion Sunday School 1858 served decades as superintendent, helped form Mt Zion M E Church, Civil War Mason, member Zion Lodge 208 F and A M. Committee offers condolences and asks publication and minutes entry.

H. Martin York County Ben Margaret Casey Bro. H. Martin F. A. Martin Bowdon South Carolina Mt. Zion M. E. Church Zion Lodge No. 208 H. M. Earnest J.G. Buckelew G. L. Tant

Roosevelt and Hearst Alliance Sparks in Rival Era

The New York World writes that Roosevelt and Hearst share many aims and oppose the Wilson administration, tariff policy, and Colombian treaty. Both champion regulated monopoly and criticize the Sherman act. They favor centralized government and militarism, with Hearst noted for press influence and financing quirks.

ONG Liss Philippines Roosevelt Hearst Tieprat Mr. Hearst President McKinley White House New York World

Card of Thanks from the Traylor family

Mr and Mrs Tom Traylor and children express gratitude for kindness shown during their darling's illness and death. They thank those who visited at the bed side wept with them spoke comforting words and sent flowers to lay on the grave and wish blessings for all who sent sympathy.

Jesus Tom Traylor

Which Are You Two Kinds of People Poem Reflection

The poem divides humanity into lifters and leaners, challenging readers to self evaluate. It contrasts those who help carry burdens with those who let others shoulder their share. It questions conscience and health, urging active contribution over passivity.

Earth

Letter from Mrs Armor Urges Prohibition Vote in Georgia

A letter argues Georgians should back the federal amendment prohibiting manufacture sale and distribution of intoxicating liquors. It claims Georgia’s vote counts with Illinois Missouri and Wisconsin and stresses a swift two thirds majority vote in the U S House on July 1. It urges citizens to contact representatives and support prohibition to protect “God and home and native land.”

United States House of Representatives House Friends of the Cause South Georgia Illinois Milwaukee St. Louis Atlanta Missouri Wisconsin

Route 9 We praise a loyal mail carrier and tax reform views

A reader extols Emanuel Fuller on Route 9 as a reliable cheerful mail carrier. The letter praises his weather resilience and good nature. The writer also criticizes the new tax law and advocates universal, transparent taxation with evidence against undervalued property.

No. 9 Emanuel Fuller Manis Star Chamber

Strike now on God Almighty's side urges immediate action

A historical plea urges readers to contact their Congressman and mobilize neighbors against liquor traffic. It condemns long standing harms caused by the liquor trade and calls for swift, decisive action in the nation’s interest.

Earth God Almighty

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W. L. Fitts Fitts Drug Store Dixie St First National Bank Carrollton, GA Harry H. Burns S. Holderness Carrollton, Georgia Buford F. Boykin Shirley C, Boykin Boykin & Boykin Boykin & Boykin Building Georgia Loan and Trust Co City and Farm Loana L. J. Brock M. W. Hancock-Lewis Telephone No. 154 Wills. Smith L. Smith Smith & Smith Attorneys-At-Law Stewart Building Telephones Mandeville Mills Carroll Haralson R. D. Jackson Carrollton. Ga DR. Hardman Senate E. A. Tisinger Victory Eliza A. McDaniel Merrell R. B. Bilbo Mr. Bilbo John T. Hearn Waltham Watch Red Cross Drug Store Roosevelt and Jean Ella Wheeler Wilcox Mrs. Armor Geortia Wong DR. Bell Dallas
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