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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1920
Page
6
Mrs. Wesley Mabe of Kennereville states Cardus helped her recover from weakness and insomnia and credits Cardul with lifting her and her daughter from fatigue. She urges others to try Cardul as a trusted tonic used for over 40 years at local druggists.
Fragmented ad style copy touts scientic remedies used and endorsed by European and American surgeons to shorten wounds and prevent complications. Claims quick relief within two minutes if relief does not come.
Amateur advertisement promotes Aspironal as a universal cold and cough remedy. It claims strong results for adults and children, urging readers to buy at local stores and share with family. The piece uses sensational language to push the elixir as the most effective treatment.
A letter from John R. Spence denounces party leaders and calls Georgians to back Clarke Howell vowing to defeat Thomas and Howell allies. He accuses executives of graft in tax collection schemes and urges voters to rally for the October 6 election and support Hardwick opposition.
Sunday gatherings and weekend visits are listed among local families from Carrollton Route 7 and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Mon Tackson Benny, Mr Tom Gable, Mr and Mrs Garriv Gries, and various relatives enjoyed leisure time with friends and neighbors.
Misa Aline Griffin remains in critical condition at Memorial Hospital Carrollton with friends and family hoping for a speedy recovery. The community reports visits and messages from numerous locals including Miss Toro Pika Birmingham and Miss Jonnie Mote. Several families travel and host relatives, noting a school recess and ongoing illness concerns.
The Christian churches of the West Point district of Georgia plan the annual convention at the Moat Point Christian church from October 6th to 8th. Ministers and members are urged to attend for a profitable gathering with prospects of a prosperous year ahead. Retiring evangelist Joel Br. Wardicgree invites all to join.
In Indian Creek the community stays busy with tasks like pulling fodder and collecting syrup while noting local families such as Mr. Will Smith and Mrs. New Posey Posey as residents with two children.
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