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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
2
The Georgian Medical Association and school authorities push a wide anti fly drive teaching students to suppress disease spread. Children learn sanitation, screen doors, and home hygiene while circulars and cheap chemical mixtures are promoted for trapping and killing flies.
Isaac Cook of the Julius Pratt Post No 143 G A R in Kewanee writes that after a two month course Foley's Kidney Pills cured his backache and kidney pains. He says the pills relieved bladder misery and he will recommend them to friends and comrades through Johnson Drug Company.
For over thirty years Foley's Honey and Tar has been a trusted remedy for throat chest and lung ailments. The ad emphasizes safety for infants and children with no opiates or harmful drugs and advertises the yellow package as genuine while urging to refuse substitutes at Johnson Drug Company.
Antiseptic tonic and restorative pills by Johnson Drug Co promise help for urinary irregularities. The advertisement urges refusing substitutes and endorses Foley's Kidney Pills as a corrective option.
William Lucius Adamson, longtime Bowdon resident and respected citizen, died April 30 at a venerable age. Born June 1828 in Henry County, he joined the Methodist Protestant church, served in the Civil War, helped rebuild after the conflict, and raised a family including son Dr Lucius Adamson and daughter Mrs T A C Smith. He is survived by his wife Mies Rachel Robinson Adamson, a son N E Adamson of Rome, and a daughter. His passing brings sorrow to Bowdon, where he contributed to local education and civic life.
An advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney and bladder disorders by taking at first sign of irregularity. It promises restoration to normal function and urges early use to avert serious illness.
The notices announce Gus Nix running for State Treasurer and re election bids by W D Lee R T C Carroll County for Tax Receiver, with Walter Morgan also seeking Tax Receiver. They pledge health restored service, voter support, and adherence to Democratic primary processes.
H B Lane declares his bid for the Tax Receiver position in the Democratic primary after years of association with the Tax Collector and Receiver. He expresses confidence in his qualifications and thanks readers in advance.
G. D. Glass is announced as a candidate for the lower house of the General Assembly subject to county Democratic rules. The supporters say Judge Glass understands local needs and would carry out the people's will if elected.
A blind candidate announces candidacy for Carroll County treasurer subject to primary election, thanking voters for past support and noting dependents. The letter is signed by Johnson and states appreciation for continued backing in the upcoming election.
See Stewart and Fleming for a buggy. Two cars just arrived. They buy cars to save local freight charges and offer cash discounts.
A lion in a Pittsburg enclosure attacked a child, highlighting dangers to youngsters from cage incidents and common illnesses. Advertisements trumpet Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure across coughs and croup with testimonials, trial bottles, and local druggists offering the remedy.
The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a high quality remedy without any cost rise, claiming it remains the best cure for coughs colds and throat chest lung ailments. It cautions to avoid substitutes and notes Johnson Drug Co as the supplier.
Notice to all creditors of the estate of J. A. Aycock deceased in Carroll County Georgia to render in their demands within legal time and for those indebted to the estate to pay immediately. Dated April 6 1910 at the undersigned executors Mary E Aycock L C Mandeville H C Lovvorn and B Brodnax.
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