Lost and found and sale ads on back page column
The column advertises lost and found items and ads for sale or trade. Readers are directed to submit ads to The Free Press offices for placement and results.
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
3
The column advertises lost and found items and ads for sale or trade. Readers are directed to submit ads to The Free Press offices for placement and results.
A medical note from Professor H. Strauss of the Royal Charity Hospital warns gout and rheumatic pains stem from elevated uric acid in blood. The ad promotes Anuric from Dr. Pierce’s Invalid Hotel Buffalo NY, claiming it dissolves uric acid and toxins, with a 10 cent trial package offer.
Cordele Georgia resident Mr Simney reports run down condition improving after taking Ziron. Advertisers claim Ziron is a scientific iron phosphorus nutrochemical mix that boosts red blood cells, color in cheeks, vitality and appetite with a money back guarantee.
Mia Patrick of Meadoreville Mississippi writes that after ineffective pills she found relief with Black Draught. She notes improved digestion sour stomach and normal vowels with gentle easy-to-swallow laxative action. The advert claims long standing value in stomach liver and bowel troubles.
A listing of civil docket entries with numerous parties including Mrs Minnie Williams vs 8 D Nixon Carrollton Bank vs J H Warren Wilbur Jackson vs G W Chambers and many others across case numbers from 247 to 289. The calendar names plaintiffs defendants and associating firms or individuals such as Mandeville Mills Brown Hartley and Carrollton Drug Co and notes attachments garnishments and claims among frequent references to banks like Peoples Bank and First National Bank of Rome.
Miss Lalla Speer visited Atlanta on Wednesday. Several residents report illness from a sudden cold spell and travel to Carrollton and nearby towns. Mrs E Biskings and Miss Bestin McLeod joined visits while others stayed at home.
Community mentions Wiles Alta Maude Turner and family under Mrs. J. Campbell. Townsend trips include J. Campbell and son Henry to Doug Insville and Ernie Stovall near Dog River. Dance at Liberty hosted by Lucilla Ayers with Stovall and Hilton families attending. several visits to Carrollton Hulott and with Mrs. Wal lis.
Messrs Ernest Stovall and Hugh Henslee are noted in casual visits and travel to Villa Rica Pleasant Hill and with the Wallis and Hilton families. The fragment mentions Mrs Clinton Campbell and Mrs J M Wallis hosting or visiting on days including Thursday and Tuesday. An invitation to discuss a printed envelope for a present appears alongside a sale of legal blanks.
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