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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
4
Secretary Bryan explains the dinner for Ambassador Bryce where no wine was served. He says President Wilson asked about embarrassment and allowed discretion, noting the seven foreign ambassadors accepted the abstinence. The statement says the issue is settled and the custom established.
The piece argues crime arises from inner disposition and outward act and that some offenders are born criminals while others stumble into crime. It urges treating criminology scientifically to heal crime by removing conditions and curing the criminal rather than punishment.
The columnist discusses street-car civility comparing men and women. He acknowledges both genders show consideration and notes women with bundles and children may hog seats. He urges reformers to focus on nursery manners to curb broader social faults.
Frank Crane reflects on dreams remembered by heart rather than the head. Memory blurs the scenes yet the dream's aroma lingers and may bring sorrow or joy as the soul encounters a hidden pool of emotion. Silence feels safer than speaking of unspeakable memories.
The Public Education Association reports youth employment patterns in Philadelphia. Among 14 to 15 year olds at work 43 percent are in factories, 20 percent in stores, 13 percent in domestic service, and 8 percent in skilled trades. Most earn under $20 weekly, while 7 to 10 dollars weekly is also noted.
The Carrollton memorial event thanks band organizer H W Long and A K Snead and lists many contributors. Speakers include Miss Olive Bradley Robert Foster Judge Beall and Mr Meeks. Rev Dodd and various committees are praised for arrangements decorations wreaths and the flower tribute by West View students.
Bowdon Col L Z Dorsett of Carrollton spent Sunday and Monday in our city. Miss Elmira Dobson visited Bremen Georgia over the weekend. Miss Martha Funderburg attended Grand Opera in Atlanta. Miss Eva Jones spent the weekend with her parents in Whitesburg. Mr Eugene Tanner was in Buchanan Sunday. Mrs R M Lovvorn visited Carrollton Monday. Mr Ruttenberg spent Sunday in Heflin. Mrs Dec Alexander of Burwell visited Monday. Miss Lucile Chambers spent Friday in Carrollton. Mr Wager of Heflin Alabama was here Monday. Mr Zed Downs spending a few days with home folks. Miss Mildred Lovvorn at Shorter College spent weekend at home with a schoolmate.
An oldHouse advice column links plumbing quality to health and typhoid risk. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief of digestion troubles and notes availability at Red Cross Drug Store.
Central Baptist Church schedules Sunday sermons on Gods Care for Old People and The Miracles of Our Lord Not Understood with Isaiah and Mark as texts.Rev Frank H Leavell will address the youth group Thursday and Friday at 7 30 pm. Corner stone laying for the new Tabernacle at Depot and Center streets Sunday at 4 pm. DARBY S PROPHYLAC TIC FLUID advertisement included.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Central Church expresses thanks to Carrollton merchants and ladies for donations and social patronage during the week. They praise Carrollton papers for publicity and honor Mr C B Marlow for printing material. They thank Uncle Bill Huckaby for rain or fish supper efforts. proceeds meet expectations for funding the Tabernacle.
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