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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
7
Fulton Arkansas resident Mia Lula Vann endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound citing relief from monthly back pain and inability to work. The letter urges others with painful periods and weak nerves to consider the remedy as a solution and health aid.
County Agent E. T. Jackson reports Carroll and Fulton counties competing with Coweta, Henry, and Spalding in Griffin Georgia on September 5. Fulton won with 1822 of 2400 points. Aubrey Stallings led Carroll with 620 of 800. Horace Brock placed first in ring but faltered on reasons. A long hog sale visitor list followed. many Georgia and nearby city names appear in attendance.
The Sunbeams of the First Baptist church enjoyed a Monday afternoon picnic at Oak Lawn Swimming Pool led by Mrs. Hugh Word. Misses Mary Lovvorn and Dorothy Word helped with activities and meals. About 30 children attended a day of swimming games and a plentiful lunch with lemonade.
The annual new book singing will be held at Bowdon Junction M. P. Church on the second Sunday in September. All singers and lovers of music are invited to attend with leaders from other sections and local singers expected.
J E Palmour announces candidacy for Railroad Commissioner for a six year term after Murphy Candler declines. Palmour, a former representative from Hall County and senator of the 33rd district, promotes business and farming interests and asks for votes and influence in the coming primary from Gainesville, Georgia.
A reflective piece examines how gossip spreads from one neighbor to another and harms friendships. It warns that judging others leads to personal guilt and loss of trust while urging readers to reflect on their own faults and follow moral teachings.
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