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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1920
Page
5
A local retailer promotes a sale of 100 hats at half price to clear inventory. The ad emphasizes limited stock and urgent buying, listing price cuts and the Myers name as the seller.
Mrs Nannie Phillips of Powder Springs Georgia describes being worn out with stomach trouble and fatigue and credits Ziron Iron Tonic with improving her appetite strength and well being. She reports ordering more after initial use and endorses the product on a money back guarantee.
Obituary records the death of Aunt Frances Holland on April 3 1920 born July 27 1837 as Frances Stovall. She married James H Holland February 14 1858 and left ten children plus husband two daughters and one son deceased. Survived by three sisters and two brothers. May she rest in the sweet beyond with memory enduring.
A Carrollton reader reviews a sermon by Rev. Z. V. Hawks at the Camp Ground praising its instruction and tradition. The letter notes old students visiting from Alabama and locals visiting relatives, with mentions of community church ties and a school house project.
Poem asserts a universal law of abundance and choice. It urges the reader to define purpose, act with resolve, and fear not to seek what they would have, promising that those who dare gain and those who seek less shall fall. Noautaulua is noted as the source.
Mrs Crayton died after a brief illness Monday night. Survived by husband and several children including Mr and Mrs Boyd and Leo Lambert. Relatives and neighbors, including the Crayton and Lambert families, visited during the illness. Local residents attended social visits and gatherings throughout the week.
Advertises Shuco Shampoo as superior to ordinary soaps, claiming it leaves no film, adds lustre, gloss, and silk like texture. Describes using two to three teaspoons on wet hair to produce a bubbling white lather that rinses clean, leaving hair fluffy and wavy. Available at all good druggists.
Advertiser urges Carrollton merchants to boost reach by splitting markets and saving costs through the TWICH-A-WEEK home paper insert.
A dated health ad explains how a woman’s complexion improves with age through baths, diet, and exercise and mentions liver and bowel health. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and a sluggish liver, suggesting they restore color and vigor.
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