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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
7
A buyer in the Eastern Market has gathered a large varied stock of dry goods and clothing for fall. The feature includes the latest ladies cloaks, a complete line of fine furs, enamel ware, tinware, and light groceries, promising a fresh assortment for shoppers.
We bought our fall stock before the recent heavy advance and can afford to sell them cheap. You cannot afford to miss giving this great stock a look before you make your fall purchases of dry goods.
Henry E. Jones of Tampa Florida credits Foley's Kidney Cure with full health after trying doctors and other remedies. He says four bottles cured back and shoulder pain, enabling him to walk and enjoy life at age 62. Sold by Hamrick's Pharmacy.
72 acres of well improved farm land with good house barn and orchard sits one and a half miles south of Jake on the Bowdon and Buchanan road. In formation apply to J T Stamps on the Waco Ga Rt 2 property.
Smiths Sure Kidney Cure promises a guaranteed remedy with no loss if it fails. The advertisement urges purchase by offering a trial at 50 cents and credits Johnson Drug Co as the seller.
The piece notes young men seeking store jobs face scarce opportunities for skilled work, urging patience and decisive effort. It contrasts warehouse and shop roles, warns against vanity, and stresses that adulthood choices from ages fifteen to twenty shape future character and life prospects.
The text urges merchants and young workers to avoid pursuing easy wealth in dry goods and to consider enduring effort in established trades like boots and harness. It cautions that success comes from continual effort, not from desire for ease or respectability, and notes that learning a trade offers a steadier path to fortune and social standing.
An aging couple sits contentedly in the chimney corner as a steadfast homestead symbol. The silver haired man leaves his chair to tend kitchen, shed, and barn, scattering grain for poultry while grandmother parsimoniously guards him against cold. She greets his return with warmth, echoing a shared, loyal life.
The piece urges young men to avoid routine clerkships even if well paid, arguing success comes from early clear choice of a life business. It counsels learning through unpaid or low paid work in a setting where one can acquire solid business skills, rather than accepting any clerkship at high cost. It stresses the necessity of a good start for long term establishment in business.
A terse proverb notes that a single success does not ensure lasting outcomes, warning that excess effort or risk by young men could lead to a downfall. The line hints at cautionary advice about swing for quick gains.
Vallaces in new patterns advertised by Baskin and Baskin at half price. Unclear stock details and dates due to fragmented OCR text.
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