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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
5
The Atlanta Journal states it now runs twenty four hour news service from the Associated Press and United Press, delivering world news to subscribers as it happens via leased wires and overnight trains from Atlanta.
A near-term interurban train derailed after a broken rail caused a fire killing several passengers. Coroner’s inquest blamed the broken rail and lack of regular inspection. Railroad workers face Grand Jury charges for manslaughter amid warnings on safety.
A roster of U D C scholarships lists numerous institutions across the United States with values ranging from 22 to 800 dollars. The program targets indigent but worthy Georgia boys and other applicants, detailing both single and full scholarships, with general eligibility including merit, ability to pass entrance exams, and adherence to conduct standards.
Federate veterans and instructors must use official application blanks obtainable from the local UBD president or the state chairman of gehoalarchiea. Daughters urged to refer worthy applicants descended from jacketed boys, upholding high educational standards. Chairman Mrs Julia C Lane of Georgia Division UD GC Bratisboro CA outlines steps and careful review before applying.
Stories from the United States Department of Agriculture and home demonstration agents highlight how county girls fund college through canning clubs. Girls in Arkansas Mississippi and Massachusetts earned scholarships and savings from club work, peaches sold for two dollars sixty a dozen, and bank-backed aid ranging from fifty to one hundred fifty dollars supported tuition and clothes.
Morning prayers for Sunday to Saturday ask God for guidance strength wisdom and protection through the week. The author J C O Black Augusta Georgia signs the page, ending with a blessing for Jesus sake.
A lively porch discussion mocks public fascination with boxing while a demure young woman cites biblical precedent in favor of prize fighting. The group notes media attention surpasses World War battles and contemplates ancient parallels from Samuel and David.
A fragmented ad fragment urges happiness through health, claiming frequent constipation hinders joy. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as prompt and effective for curing these disorders, noting improved well being and comfort as the outcome.
Insect experts of the U S Department of Agriculture advise sulfur as best prevention against chiggers or harvest mites. Avoid long grass and damp shade. wear treated clothing, dust plants with sulfur, and keep lawns mowed. After exposure, bath with salt or strong soap, apply ammonia or bicarbonate to affected skin, and use carbolic acid or iodine as directed.
A study praising traditional femininity and domestic virtues as essential to a happy marriage. It argues that genuine womanhood, modest dress, and skillful homemaking elevate the wife above sport or show, while remaining capable, educated, and confidently knowledgeable in conversations.
A guide from the United States Department of Agriculture explains affordable backyard housing options using simple materials. It notes that one or two plano caves or a large packing box can serve as a home, provided it is dry, draft-free, well ventilated, and away from drafts. USDA bulletins offer construction directions and plans, available for a small fee or free by request via the Publications Division in Washington, D.C.
In Bowdon Junction a Sunday rain eased drought concerns. Rev. G W Sones preached well on both days, locals picnicked on Reid Mountain, and evening prayer services drew a good crowd. Pleasant View singing waned, and some folks show laziness while plans to gather cotton discussively progress.
The notice states scarce brick stock available at Maple Street location with sale planned and prices and terms not fully clear due to garbled OCR. It mentions limited quantities and a seller two-way bargaining posture.
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