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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
2
A reflective poem on forgotten prayer and faith, noting how fear and despair draw us back to God. The verses describe turning away in ease, then kneeling again behind closed doors when trouble arrives, restoring trust as relief returns. The speaker asserts faith endures even in exchange with hardship.
Brown reprints two paragraphs from a Chinese observer who toured Europe and North America. The passages criticize Westerners as frauds, describe them as unclean and undignified, and claim Western dining practices and gender norms provoke disgust. The tone reflects alarm at foreign influence and cultural conflict.
Mothers discuss the value of Mother’s Friend, an external remedy claimed to ease pregnancy strain. TheBradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta markets it for forty years, with many letters praising its benefits for easing nerves and ligaments and reducing morning sickness.
Delegates from Atlanta and nearby towns gathered May 5 9 10 am by special car to Carrollton for the annual Atlanta Presbyterial meeting. Hospitality impressed guests as sessions featured devotional Johns 15 8 27 personal responsibility and talks on opportunity. Reports inquiries and round table discussions covered missions education and church work. Delegates enjoyed papers from seven missionaries and a lawn luncheon before proceeding to Aranta for the next session in La Grange.
A reflection on church as a source of peace and guidance. It describes the church as a rest from life’s burdens, a beacon in darkness, providing spiritual and material aid, charity, and moral reform. The piece extols Jesus teachings as transformative, offering consolation, hope, and a humane vision.
Tickets listed for Chautauqua events with prices for double season seven dollars single four dollars under sixteen one dollar. Information about venue conveniences available from C V Fowler and local manager Rev J M Dodd.
The Carrollton Chautauqua Association presents officers and a seven day program beginning Friday at 3 30 p m. Highlights include Booth Lowrey described as a humorous satirist and a vivid orator, plus Sears performing a taffy routine. Evening shows at 8 p m and afternoon starts at 3 30 p m.
The notice urges quick help for kidney trouble with Lake Foley Kidney Pills sold by Johnson Drug Co. It claims rapid relief as acids are expelled and normal function restored, urging use without substitutes.
The examination for license to teach in the public schools of Carroll County will be held in Carrollton June 12-13. We will begin work at 8:30 a.m. Respectfully, E. T. Steed, G.S.S. May 12.
Feel dull and sluggish start your liver to working. Foley Cathartic Tablets liven up the liver, relieve constipation, and restore activity. Pleasant to take with no nausea, thoroughly cleansing. testimonial from J. L. McKnight of Ft Worth, Texas. Sold by Johnson Drug Co. Only 25c.
A quotation praising President Wilson for his calm, dignified handling of the move toward war. The speaker lauds his patience, gentleness, and restraint, noting there were honorable means to avoid conflict and crediting God for guiding the nation during this perilous time. The message frames Wilson as a heroic, steady figure amid provocation.
Memorial notice for Minnie Lambert Gibson, 29, wife of John Gibson, who died May 14 after a brief illness. The obituary notes her cheerful singing, strong faith, and leaving a husband and infant. Funeral at Shiloh M E Church led by Rev. Maxwell with large attendance. burial followed with floral tributes.
A loan of 3000 dollars offered to lend 2000 dollars on well improved farm land in Garrell county. Immediate processing. Apply at once to John D. Newell at First National Bank Building.
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