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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1911

Page

2

Southern Honor and the Confederacy Memorial Address

A memorial address extols Southern heritage, recounts Georgia's Memorial Day origins, and defends Confederate legacy. It praises James Oglethorpe, diverse early settlers, slavery as a complex institution, secession, and states’ rights while contrasting northern abolitionist views. It honors the United Daughters of the Confederacy and previews a memorial address by Robert E. Lee II in Atlanta.

Dauhters Annie Wheeler Veterans of Camp McDaniel South Georgia Confederacy James Edward Oglethorpe Colony of England Oglethorpe Ebenezer John Charles Wesley George Whitefield Cyrus Land of Israel Jamestown Marblehead Massachusetts Georgia Colony Philadelphia Virginia New York North Mason and Dixon New England Sumner Phillips Garrison Parker Fort Sumter Whittier Barbara Freitchie Stonewall Jackson Daniel Webster Hayne Congress Horace Greely Supreme Court of the United States Salmon P.chase William Lloyd Garrison Wendell Phillips United Daughters of Confederacy Mildred Rutherford Commonwealth Alabama Mississippi South Carolina Ole Marster Marster Darkey Poplar Atlanta Joel Chandler Harris Uncle Remus George Hillyer Milledgeville Henry Grady United Daughters

Women honor Civil War veterans with crosses of honor

The United Daughters of the Confederacy plans to award crosses of honor to veterans and their lineal descendants. The 1911 list includes James J. Atwell, C. W. Baskin, G. W. Bell, G. D. Creel, J. H. Croft, W. H. Morrow, T. H. Powell, A. W. Quillian, E. L. Turner, Arthur Lee White, and Mrs. R. H. Pitts as secretary.

United Daughters of the Confedercy James J. Atwell C. W. Baskin G. W. Bell G. D. Creel J. H. Croft W. H. Morrow T. H. Powell A. W.quillian E. L. Turner Arthur Lee White R. H. Pitts

Rhode Island Reds Sell by Pen Settings at Georgia Hatchery

Pure strain Rhode Island Reds offered by W T Stricxland of Whitesburg Georgia. First pen settings (15) priced at 3.00, second pen at 1.50. As season ends, rates drop to 2.50 and 1.25 respectively.

Rhode Island W.t.stricxland Whitesburg

Colds Lagripe and Pneumonia Warns of Harmful Patent Remedy

An OCR fragment touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a prompt cough medicine claiming to expel cold and prevent pneumonia. It contains narcotics and is marketed for sale by Johnson Douz, suggesting unsafe, misleading medical advertising.

Foley Johnson Douz O

Warning to Railroad Men on Kidney and Bladder Woes

George E Bell of Fort Wayne Indiana describes years of railroad work causing severe kidney and bladder trouble with back and hip pain and painful urination. After using Foley Kidney Pills his condition improved after one bottle and fully resolved after four, leading to his recommendation to fellow railroaders via Johnson Drug Co.

Geo. E. Bell Wort Wayne Ind Esays Foley Johnson Drug Co

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