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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1921
Page
3
An advertisement claims temporary relief from eczema and related skin disorders is unsatisfactory, urging use of SPEER PEPER SOO 8.5.8 as a blood remedy that roots out germs. It promises free expert medical advice from the Chief Medical Adviser at 155 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
Notice urges early return during tax period as books close on May 1st.
Sunday program at Welcome church followed by praise for Bro Woodruff. Mrs Mary Smith spent Thursday with homefolks. Miss Clytie Morris returned from Alabama teaching to Veal. W F Merrell and daughter Rosie visited Elder and Mrs Merrell. Lizzie Ragland stayed with son Lynn. George Langley visited G W Merrell. Alva Smith from Mt Zion stayed with brother Andrew. C G Morris and children visited daughter Enoch Ayers near Rockale. Rosie Merrell hosted musical for Amy Lois Heard Tuesday night. Mrs Mary Smith attended Sunday meeting.
An Atlanta Georgian letter from Thomson Georgia recounts a farmer named J C Hogan reflecting on cotton prices, farm life, and past eras. He recalls raising eleven children on a five horse farm, surviving on flour and bacon, and warns that current high auto culture harms work and economics. He compares cotton prices from 1865 onward, notes declines to ten cents or twelve and a half, and voices nostalgia and frustration about changing times.
Mr and Mrs Henry of County Line spent Sunday with Bell and family. A little girl arrived at the Bell home. Miss Iree Smith remodels her storehouse to enhance its appearance. The Christian Endeavor gathered warmly at the home of Mr and Mrs W W Hatrekin last Sunday night.
Misses Irco and Gladys Smith hosted guests in Carrollton last Saturday and Sunday. Barrington Newton and Miss Iva Goolkby joined Ruth Partridge and Edgar Smith. Mr and Mrs A M Bearden visited their daughter Charley Lins at County Line. Gladys Smith also traveled to Trowdon Junction Tuesday afternoon.
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