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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
6
Atlanta authorities urge strict isolation and sanitation for chicken pox to prevent contagion. Experts note risks of scarring, possible complications, and spread through air and contact, advising physician supervision, mittens for scratching, warm baths, and prompt treatment.
Rev W W Roop outlines the Royal Estate available to Christians through faith in Jesus Christ. The piece emphasizes the hope of eternal life, the joy of salvation, the rest beyond life, and the final glory when believers are welcomed with "Well done" into the joy of the Lord.
Earn save reading advertisements that you suave is more important tha what you earn. Spend all that you get and you will ever have an surplus. Read the ads closely and take advantage of offers. you can do this without denying yourself what you need. PRACTICE TRUE ECONOMY BUY ADVERTISED GOODS.
A concise warning on war as a crime in a future age. The piece argues for balance among powers to preserve nations and prevent global devastation. It highlights war debts, economic strain, and the need for productive, non destructive progress over conquest. Shuuter urges prioritizing work that builds rather than destroys.
Atlanta readers are urged to recognize German measles also called rubella as a separate, highly contagious disease. The Georgia State Board of Health warns doctors and families to isolate patients, burn or fumigate contact items, and seek medical diagnosis to prevent confusion with real measles or scarlet fever.
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