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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
2
A public call urges Southern Democrats to actively support the Democratic campaign for Governor Cox. It argues the Solid South benefits from eight years of Democratic leadership, stresses inclusive fundraising from all Democrats, and discourages selective money-raising methods used by Republicans.
A persuasive piece urging parents to engage with their children’s education. It asks how many know their child’s grade level and books, whether they visit the school, talk with teachers, and commend progress, recalling how encouragement aided their own youth. It emphasizes parent–teacher partnership for advancement.
A humorous reminiscence recalls the moment a butcher mixed liver with a quarter’s worth of steak. The anecdote centers on a memorable purchase and the savory mix that followed, highlighting everyday shopping scenes and a craftsman’s quirk.
Advocate urges immediate legislative action noting women will vote and calling for passage of the Australian ballot bill in the next session. A unanimous vote is requested to implement secret ballots and modernize elections.
A townwide exhortation celebrates farmers as the backbone of the community. It urges sincere welcomes to visiting farmers and calls for renewed neighborliness to sustain local business and overall prosperity. It speaks of farmers, their families, and shared welfare as a single community.
The piece assails the Republican emphasis on straight Americanism and labels it selfish. It argues that neglecting Europe’s chaos hurts U S prosperity, since global trade hinges on stable foreign markets. Woodrow Wilson is cited as embodying a broad foreign policy for peace and global well being.
The piece argues against political mudslinging as November approaches, urging cleaner campaigns. It laments character assassination, notes that honorable candidates deserve respect, and contends voters should distrust baseless attacks while observing how home buying trends reflect people voting locally.
A brief, wry observation notes wheat prices falling while bread prices lag. The line contrasts shifting markets with magazine ads featuring a corseted model, hinting at cultural emphasis on appetite and appearance amid economic signals.
Review notes mixed reaction as new opera stars perform, with observers unsure if they sing or succumb to hysterics, creating a lively but unsettled impresario’s crowd.
The piece jokes about the eighteenth and nineteenth amendments and the hoped abolition of jazz songs. It notes public sighs at labor disputes and suggests readers will pay less for the paper as print prices fall, while the editor warns readers not to fear his quirky mood.
A reader ponders the contrast between a present day politician and an extinct old time statesman. The piece suggests politicians descend from statesmen, while using a metaphor of a slimy green worm born from a beautiful multi colored butterfly to illustrate corruption in governance.
The public shows little sympathy for gamblers caught in the baseball scandal yet calls for crooked players to be jailed. The national pastime risks losing trust, as honest citizens grow suspicious of the game.
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