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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
4
Publishers cC A and Ralph Meirks advise subscribers to report both old and new addresses for mail changes. The notice provides instructions for updating delivery correctly and ensuring uninterrupted service.
In three months Carrollton Georgia declares ambition to be the cleanest, most healthful, and progressive city of its size. Officials, Chamber of Commerce, Health Board, and Civic Club unite to urge citizens to support and cooperate, with listed tasks under "Read Think" to advance streets, trees, grounds, and civic pride.
The Black Hills highest summit will be rechristened Mr Theodore Roosevelt on July 4 with a ceremony praising his vigor and American spirit. The piece extols Roosevelt as a symbol of patriotism and manhood, contrasting his stature with political opposition to woman suffrage and ongoing negro disfranchisement debates.
Weather writer D G Biekora notes hot days ahead with strong sun and rising temps. He observes summer heat aids cotton and melon growth while high living costs and temperatures race toward record highs, yet predicts no frost for the season and praises seasonal weather blessings.
Private Jas. T. Wallis writes of unfulfilled poet dreams in 1818, noting longing for verse and belief that life can speak better than words. He finds renewed purpose writing with life on the golden sands of Time, at Cauterels, Francie in January.
A lyrical May themed piece celebrates sunshine May, liveliness, and music in a land of liberty. It evokes orchard scents, hilltop and vale, and memory’s arm guiding hearts toward a shared hopeful path through blooming landscapes. The verse envisions Maytime skies, smiling fields, and brothers walking together toward dewbell blooms and magnolias.
A proverb about business success warns that a man who does not advertise misses a key factor for growth and the best chance for advancement. It emphasizes the necessity of marketing to seize opportunities in modern commerce.
The text extols pride as dangerous, notes the value of labor and thought, and warns that many fail to understand Virgil. It urges reverence at Mantuan altars, praising Maro and invoking celestial inspiration to uplift the poet and his audience.
Meriwether Vindicater notes progressives opposed Penrose’s Finance Committee chairmanship but the old Republican bloc prevailed. The piece argues Penrose embodies a “gangster” faction favoring special privilege and plunder, criticizing a lack of reform and urging Wilson to block Republican misrule.
A terse lyric recounts a woman's arduous frontier life and war like trials. It traces bearing burdens from forests and deserts to battles and motherhood. The speaker asserts resilience, freedom, and heritage as strength flows both to and from her.
Jessie Baxter Rmith argues that religious bodies must not govern or dictate state policy. He contrasts Christianity with ecclesiasticism, cites Jesus obeying Roman law, and condemns church interference as intolerant. He urges readers to distinguish Christlikeness from church politicking.
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