Milk Cow Milk Increase Ad Claims Big Profits
An advertisement from L. B. Weaver of Grand Rapids Michigan touts Dr Le Gear s Stock Powders claiming a Jersey cow fed the product increased milk from 6 to 12 quarts daily and butter fat from pounds to 10 pounds per week after 5 months. The ad urges stockowners to buy the powder for livestock and promises money back if not satisfied.
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Dr. LeGear
Jersey
L. B. Weaver
Grand Rapids, Mich
Weaver
Carroll Free Press Subscriptions Drive Local Support
Citizens urged to subscribe to The Carroll Free Press and use its columns in ads, boosting community access and advertising reach. The appeal emphasizes neighborly patronage and local engagement through newspaper support.
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Carroll Free Press
Tfe
Sunday Sabbath at Our House in Childhood Memories
The narrator recalls how Sundays felt different, with church in the morning and Sabbath School in the afternoon. They describe preparing for the Sabbath on Saturday, avoiding work and cooking, and neighbors arriving in Saturday finery as the day’s rhythm and meaning settled in.
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Tommy
Mary
Sunday Dresses and Sunday School in My Childhood
Mary Alice Amith recalls a Southern Ruralist childhood marked by strict Sunday attire and activities. She describes the cherished Sunday dress, the ritual Sunday dinner, and the shift from Sunday School to a life built around reading and family moments. A pivotal moment comes when she defies Sabbath School for Hetty’s Summer Boarder, experiences guilt, and returns to family reading and prayer. The piece reflects nostalgia for a town's steady rhythms and the mother’s quietGuidance.
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Sunlay School
Suds Iday School
Vlad
Teddy Roent
Hetty
Ben
Retty
Mary Alice Amith
Social Notes From Fairview on Thursday to Friday
Miss Lois Baskin and Miss Mamie Noland dined Thursday. Mr Homer Fields and Mina Esther Donnelley called on Miss Mamis Mason Sunday evening. Rob Broom stayed Thursday night with Roy Mason. Carl Taylor visited Friday with his in laws I A Ayers and family. Mamie Mason spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Pearl room. Berson Gordon visited Friday afternoon with Mamie Noland.
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Lois Baskin
Mamie Noland
Homer Fields
Mina Esther Donnelley
Mamis Mason
Rob Broom
Roy Mason
Carl Taylor
I. A. Ayers
Mamie Mason
Pearl Room
Miss Berson Gordon
Revival of a practical religion for national harmony
A call for a nation wide revival of an ordinary life faith guiding business and labor. The text argues a religion that makes employers and workers just, honest, and efficient, that condemns exploitation, false weights, and violence, and promotes mutual respect between boss and employee to restore social peace. It urges living by the golden rule and the idea that every person is their brother's keeper.
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Hell
Oman
Parigigny
Hhe
Hin
Anan
Anil
Aurdor
Enjital
Inbor
Anfoty
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Mr. Weaver
PNA
Wbaki
Edad
NE Pls Co
Alamo
Alamo Light Co
Carrollton, GA
Neal R. Hamrick
Mer
Maple Street
Northae Street
South Street
Center Street
Clifton Terrace
Alabama Street
First Nat. Bank Bldg
KE. Henderson, Jr
Mgr
Fairview
Aaks Ot
Thor
Thia
Alma
Inntown
Chero-Cola
Chero-Cola Company
Chero-Cola Bottling Company
Leman Phelan
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