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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
7
The article describes a coated tongue and bad breath as signs of liver strain from toxic buildup due to intestinal blockage. It explains the liver filters waste from circulation, links symptoms like headache yellow tongue and dyspepsia to clogged intestines, and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a remedy.
Mrs. Kate Lee Able of Rossville Georgia reports her husband injured by heavy machinery, wasted from 165 to 110 pounds, endured torture from constipation, and credits Thedford's Black-Draught with relief and recovery after a large dose. The ad urges readers to try Thedford's for daily fitness.
An advertisement touts Ziron a pure inorganic tonic with lime and soda hypophosphites, claimed to boost iron in blood and relieve anemia. It cites Rock City Alabama resident Sidney Fry’s testimonial about improved strength and stomach relief after using Ziron, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Mrs B M King shows improvement as flu wanes. Grady Yates hosts a party enjoyed by all. Miss Ina Bell Hughey visits Mrs Annie Lee Yates. Fairview school closes due to flu. multiple neighbors and kin share visits around Knopp, Hughey, and Bowdon households.
A sad accident left Mr. Sealon seriously burned after a Friday incident. The community held a singing event but weather affected attendance. gatherings occur each first Sunday. Several residents, including Loyd Richardson and Lawrence Nicholas, traveled to Atlanta. Nicholas bought a new car. Births announced for a daughter in March and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore.
Early March 4 the death of W M Carter is announced after a brief illness. A Methodist church member from Lea's Chapel, he leaves a wife and two children, his mother and four brothers, with many relatives and friends to mourn. The obituary notes his steadfast faith and hope of reunion in heaven. Written by his niece Mamie Carter.
Center Miss Alma Gladney improves from flu and Annie Lassetter returns from Carrollton visit with Miss Laura Latimer. Several families report flu but show progress. Community notes include visits, church outings, and a Sacred Harp singing date adjusted to the fourth Sunday each month.
The Ohio State Journal urges the Father and Son movement inviting public attention during the week of Feb 16. It stresses fathers should forge a close bond with sons to share happy memories, guiding them through life and shaping manhood, alongside mothers with daughters.
WAco Mr and Mrs Paul Parker return home after two weeks with relatives in Decatur. Bob McCray spends months away, Tio winters in Florida. J M Hudson made a business trip to Atlanta. Route 2 mail safeguarded for a week. E H Ragan ill, K E Ragan flu. Both improving. mail run resumed. Uncle Bill McGraw feeble. A W Braden family from Barge visited. Route 2 folks in town for mail and carrier news. J D Powell and Cecil to Atlanta for Cecil eye specialist. John and Mrs McGraw of Villa Rica guests here. An unknown man was found frozen to death in Bremen Monday morning. facts unclear.
Mr J P Neely ill at this writing. Mr and Mrs H M Marchman visited G O Marchman. Earl Stones and Brownie Thomas wed last Sunday afternoon. Mrs William Harris spent the day with her son Martin Harris. Mamie Harris visited Bettie Murphy. J E Eason Earl Walter Stone and Hugh Johnson made a business trip to Carrollton. Mrs G O Marchman hosted a quilting and big chicken dinner with guests including Mrs J E Eason and Mrs G O Kito. George Ballew returned to Fairburn after a weekend with his sister near Jake. C C Marchman and Pearl Williamson hosted visitors Tuesday. G O Marchman spent the night with G O Kite. Evelyn Kite visited Ruby Thompson. Mrs N A Murphy visiting Tallapoosa. Hugh Johnson guest of Bettie Murphy. Misses Carrie Leo Warren and Beulah McDaniel were in Jake. Ray Kite is on the sick list. Back page features want ads for lost, found, for sale and trade. If you want to buy sell or trade send in an ad.
Theodore Sanford of Fonmore Michigan credits Chamba Iain's Tabicta for relief from seven years of stomach pain and insomnia. He can now eat vegetables and fruit without discomfort. The note invites trials for allergy or constipation and mentions notes deeds and bonds for title at the Free Press office.
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