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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
6
Mrs. Jessie Sharp of Columbia Tennessee describes relief from womanly troubles after using Cardus the woman’s tonic. The ad claims Cardus cures headaches nervousness and fatigue and promises strength for the worn-out system. It urges women to mail for a 64 page book and to buy Cardus at druggists.
A historical essay argues against attacking noncombatants in war and recalls maritime laws that protected merchant ships. It cites figures like Count d Autreuch and Lord Dundonald, condemns the German doctrine of frightfulness, and notes the Lusitania sinking as a turning point prompting candor and restraint.
The passage argues the Lusitania attack marks a turning point in wartime conduct. It condemns Germany for breaking laws of war and humanity while urging neutral nations to judge by events. It stresses the U S role to act firmly yet without inflaming passions.
Prof and Mrs S M Hearn visit Burwell relatives. Misses Opal Fay Boyd Lovela Holland return from Young Harris. Mrs Charles Frazier of Durham guests of Mrs Sam Duncan. Miss Myrl Enola Hall visit Carrollton. Nora Jones back from Atlanta. Loomis King in Atlanta for college to visit family. Mr and Mrs Carl Crutchfield of Carrollton visiting. Mary Sewell visits Carrollton. Dr Rowland Strickland returns to Whitesburg. Mrs J F Hinesley returns from Resaca after her son W F Hinestey ordination. Alice Roberts of Douglasville returns home.
The fragment argues against methods deemed illegitimate warfare by even undisciplined human consciousness, aiming to curb such practices and enforce discipline.
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