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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
4
A reflective piece on childhood memory and the pull of home and motherly comfort. It recalls Paul’s childhood insight and Henry Grady’s return to his Athens, Georgia childhood home, ending with a wish for rest in a mother’s arms and the heavenly embrace of early joy.
Announcement by R. T H. Au trey director of Operators Radio BSer vice in Atlanta Ga says demand for trained radio operators is rising. Free instruction for U S Merchant Marine service by National Radio Telegraph and Telephone Co 07 Austell building Atlanta Ga with no charge for in person or correspondence courses. No salary or expenses paid by department. Radio operators entering Merchant Marine receive 125 per month plus expenses. aerial mail paid 900 to 3000 a year. Ages 17 to 85 inclusive.
A one week promotion begins next Saturday featuring a 15 jewel wrist watch with a 20 year case priced at 16.25 and a 11.50 option plus case totaling 45.75. These unusual values are designed to stimulate buying and are offered by Creel and Harper.
The Carroll Free Press urges readers to provide both current and new addresses when moving, stressing the need for updated contact information. This concise public notice emphasizes timely address changes in a civic community newspaper.
Barrville community bulletin records social visits illness and family updates. Miss Clara Phillips and Miss Bertie Cavender are noted visitors with several households including the Phillips and Cavender families. Mr Tom Doughetry is sick while A J Cavender is able to be up. A grist mill project is mentioned by Mr J T Harr.
Farmers and wives on hog farms share hams cooking ideas from USDA Farmers' Bulletin 1186 Pork on the Farm Killing Curing and Canning. Directions include soaking, removing mold, boiling with vinegar brown sugar spices and bay leaves, then slow baking with basting until tender and glazed.
Veterans of Foreign Wars public notice informs ex soldiers sailors and marines that free dental treatment is available if traced to a line of duty. Applications should go to the U S Public Health Service Dental Section Atlanta Georgia Bulletin No 526 mentioned Dr J A Gaulding of Villa Rica named as examiner to provide care.
In Collier's Magazine an editorial argues the nation’s finances are tightening. It likens America's economic stance to dieting by necessity, noting that while heads order restraint, business appears to retreat.
A health tip urges enjoying meals or risked digestion problems. It advises moderation and thorough chewing. It recommends five hours between meals and taking Cham berlain's Tableta after supper to improve comfort and appetite.
Roopville community farmers busy preparing fields for planting. Local residents report health updates and welcomes as Miss Eva Carroll hosts guests and family members visit from nearby towns. Several from here attend courts this week while neighbors report illnesses and recoveries amid social visits and voyages.
Mr and Mrs C T Burks and children visited Mr and Mrs J M Burka of Pleasant Hill Saturday night. Mrs J C Johnston and her daughters Hazel and Hilda visited Mrs F E Smith Tuesday afternoon. Miss Mattie Mac Hammonds and several local families were guests of Mrs O T Burka Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Clyde Hlyde is in Carrollton hospital. Miss Clarice Hyde visited the Sewell sisters Sunday afternoon.
Warren Grice of Macon works on The Georgia Bench and Bar a history of Georgia jurists from colonial times to today He seeks cooperation from Georgia lawyers and is based in Macon with Hall Grice and Bloch Also notes a separate commentary on respect for law and authority.
Entries from a child named Slats recount a rough week with a superintendent, golf, a hired girl and family moments. The diary humor highlights school struggles, gravity study, marbles loss, and a dancing invitation with an awkward joke about riding around at the corners.
The piece argues three competencies form a nation: physical, mental, and spiritual. It warns that nations overemphasize physical needs, yielding decadence, while spiritual strength sustains and elevates both mind and body. In crisis, spiritual power ensures enduring leadership and triumph.
Progressive Medical Doctors offer free consultation and examination at Clifton Hotel in Carrollton from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. One day only with demonstrations of long standing disease treatments by medicines diet and hygiene. Names and places of several treated patients listed. diagnosis free, suitable cases offered treatment at cost. attendance rules for families.
Mr W C Smith and Mr J B Knight attend court at Carrollton this week. Hickory Level school Friday program pleased all, with visitors Miss Canary Allen and others. Debate on love of women vs money won by the affirmative. Mrs Tom Baskin improving from a broken limb. Various social visits noted, and a Concord church sermon by Rev Ulas L West.
Macon Georgia March 14 sixty four persons charged with conspiracy to defraud the American Railway Express Company were placed on trial in United States District Court. Judge Beverly D Evans presided. The defendants, railroad and express workers, are alleged to have stolen more than a million dollars worth of shipments. It is expected the trial will last three or four weeks.
Fragmentary note mentions Yale, a call, and a prelude to an event. No clear names, dates, or locations.
A religious lesson outlines Jesus crucifixion as the climax of sixty months of teachings. It covers Golgotha, Simon of Cyrene, vinegar with gall, garment gambling, the accusation by Pilate, the two thieves, mockery, and the dying Savior, emphasizing the atonement and the significance of the crucifixion for redemption.
A short devotional verse counsels that God sends love to you each new day and morning. It emphasizes hopeful messages and a golden bed within the blue, suggesting continual comfort and blessing for the reader.
A compact reminiscence praises mothers as reformers shaping life. Citing quotes, the piece links motherhood to moral improvement and social virtue, noting the idea that real change begins at home and with parental guidance.
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