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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
6
The Dublin Tribune laments gossip and slander, condemning rumor mongers as vile, holy tormentors of reputation. It argues that whispering venomous reports harms souls and character, calling for their removal to hell’s venom.
A playful incident reveals a familiar painting fooled by an old portrait repainted to resemble a new companion. Neighbors noted the altered image sparked laughs and a lighthearted moment, as friends teased the jokester about the sleight of hand.
A little girl rebukes a neighbor’s child with the line I can’t play with you common children. She asserts my father is a working man. The brief exchange highlights class prejudice in a quiet neighborhood.
The Macon Telegraph urges Georgia to replace idle land with development. It praises a $300,000 state advertising fund and October as Advertising Georgia month, urging citizens to promote farm and industrial growth to put Georgia on the national map.
The Macon Telegraph argues that cotton seed and peanut oils have fallen to about ten cents per pound despite reduced oriental imports and lower oil production. It warns of a possible crush reduction and famine if prices stay suppressive, urging just treatment for farmers and careful policy on tariff changes.
A rustic reminiscence recalls long summer farm days and the promise of the County Fair. The piece urges families to share the labor and enjoy the sights, stock shows, tacos, and the joyful grounds, inviting mothers and girls to join and make a day of it.
A Gurion Ark merchant declares a customer’s satisfaction as the best ad. B. B. Milburn of Guion Drug Store credits Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with consistent relief over years, praising its effectiveness.
The Carrollton High School students met in the school auditorium Tuesday to organize an athletic association. Officers elected: President John Ume, Vice President Claud Hendon, Secretary Charles Holmes, Treasurer George Smith, and Captain Carl Stevens. Girls will join in athletics, with plans for football basketball and baseball. The meeting adjourned with remarks from Wooten Snead, Carl Stevens, and Mr. Martin.
A calm post election reflection notes the day's fuss behind us and urges citizens to settle up remaining duties with Jones and Brown. It emphasizes moving forward with focus on duties next to heart while the campaign bitterness fades.
A college professor browses a butcher shop as a bricklayer orders porterhouse steaks. The scene highlights contrasts in daily life and spending choices, with the professor sketching the two-bits knuckle-bones while the bricklayer spends dollars on steak.
Local appeal urges residents and friends to patronize The Carroll Free Press, highlighting community ties and the role of local news in informing and uniting readers.
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