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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
4
Carrollton residents host and visit relatives across Georgia and Alabama. Numerous social notes mention travel to Atlanta, Birmingham, Rome, and Montgomery, with locals visiting kin or friends in Decatur, Villa Rica, Newnan, Bremen, and Carrollton. The entries reference illness and recovery, a theater move to Atlanta, and plans for future residence in Vidalia and Atlanta.
Some people wipe out old debts by converting them into newer and larger ounces, effectively rewriting liabilities into form with greater weight.
The article notes a growing number of prize fighters springing up, suggesting low chances of another war in the near future. The piece emphasizes the cautious outlook and situates the trend within broader social effects.
Ford for sale at 475 dollars. Good running order, willing to trade for nine dairy cows. Contact Herman Hanson, 26 Depot Street. Wanted help to take orders for guaranteed homely full line goods for men women and children. Pay 5 cents per hour part time or 36 dollars weekly full time. Also brick sales advertised by Maple Street Warehouse Co. and a stocking mill listing from Norristown.
Next Friday evening at eight fifteen Miss Nell Hale lyric soprano will perform at the city hall auditorium assisted by Miss Sara Gray violinist Miss Margaret Hearn pianist and Miss Susie Tanner accompanist The public is invited Admission unchanged The item notes immigration as a side remark and mentions marriage license prices remain steady.
Miss Vivion Snead presided over a Thursday Lit-Mu Club gathering with six guests. The program featured piano solos, a vocal duet, and a violin piece, with lengthy notes on composers and performers, including Miss Nell Hale Miss Martha Brown and Mrs. W. E. Reese.
A compact version of the pledge emphasizes belief in the United States as a government of the people by the people for the people with powers drawn from consent of the governed. It voices patriotism, loyalty to the constitution, respect for the flag and defense of the nation against enemies.
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