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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
8
Local items report visitors and callouts across Carrollton and nearby towns. J M Savitz visited Wednesday, Mrs H O Roop returned from Atlanta, Mrs C A Awtrey improves after illness, several residents travel to Cedartown Atlanta Moreland and Newnan, and Herrin & West advertise lace goods and 5c races while noting new arrivals a baby girl and other social happenings.
Fine weather aids farming with cotton and corn planting near completion. Mary Smith and Vona Pente Cast visit Roopville after college stays. George W. Andrews spoke at the first Sunday School gathering. Local events include a Tuesday night show and a near Tyus visit by Cook Barr and wife. The death of Eli Steel is noted with funeral at Bethesda Cemetery. Dr. Shoop's Restorative advertises quick relief for stomach heart and kidneys, sold by Camp Drug Co.
Huntington West Virginia resumes letter from Rev I W Williamson praising Foley’s Kidney Remedy for nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble. He asserts it restores health and strength to many, claims no harmful drugs, and notes Johnson Drug Co. as supplier.
An advertising notice touts No-Drip as a clever silvered coffee strainer and promotes a free coupon offer from Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin. It urges requesting his health coffee book and claims the product contains pure grains malt and nuts with quick preparation and a surprising taste.
A 25 cent Dr Shoops Pink Pain Tablets box lists a pain description and urges consulting a doctor or druggist if the formula is not complete. It claims pain relief for congestion blood pressure head pains womanly pains and pains anywhere with a product sold by Camp Drug Co.
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