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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
4
Thomas Nelson Page argues against granting women full suffrage, stating their influence on social matters is strong but formal political rights may not improve governance. He suggests women in leadership roles already shape policy and warns enfranchisement could undermine their authority and cause.
A fragmented reminiscence discusses how Americans face complex problems beyond prior eras. The speaker contrasts governance by thought with wider world forces and hints at difficulty in evaluating institutions. The passage touches on Europe and America, suggesting deep, abstract challenges.
An old advertisement urges mothers to keep Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to ease colds feverishness teething disorders and stomach upset. It claims 22 years of use and promises the powders never fail. Sold by drug stores 25c sample sent free by Allen S. Olrasied Le Roy New York.
The article warns against teens and young athletes pushing into strenuous contests without proper training and medical supervision. It emphasizes that aggressive sports can harm stomach and arterial health, notes the gap between teen strength and mature physiology, and urges moderated, physician-guided training to prevent lifelong deformities and burnout.
A select panel of respected British officials appointed by the late King Eoward conducted an exhaustive review of divorce law. The majority favors four grounds for divorce including desertion after three years and cruelty, aligning with American practice, while the minority warns against liberalization to protect national morals.
A reader criticizes US concert practices that end programs with The Star Spangled Banner. He argues audiences should stand and listen, noting European norms and suggesting programs request silence to prevent disruptions and riots.
Postmaster General Burleson creates a commission to study the postal service structure. The panel, under Wilson administration, will probe finances, working conditions, and the blue tag freight mail plan while sentiment grows for a one cent letter rate amid a large department surplus and shifting parcels post dynamics.
W G Brown cashier of Merchants and Planters Bank certifies the stated balance and condition of the bank as true per the bank's books. The statement was sworn and subscribed before A E Fleming on May 27, 191.
J I Vansant cashier of Bank of Roopville swore the above statement is true as shown by bank books. Sworn and subscribed before me May 29, 1949 by J L Garrett notary public.
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