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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
5
Letter excerpts report Peruna boosting weight from ninety to one hundred pounds and curing catarrh of internal organs after trying other medicines. Readers claim rapid relief and lasting benefit from the tonic.
The Mandeville Lodge No. 4721 offers resolutions in memory of Mrs. Mattie Boswell born October 25 1891 joined Smyrna Church in 1905 married George Boswell in 1907 and died November 1 1910. The committee extols her sweet virtues faithfulness and loving family role while expressing condolence to Bro J C Robinson and relatives and requesting minutes copy for the family.
The Carroll County Superior Court is asked to amend The Lee Jackson Company to rename to The Hugh Jackson Company and to adjust capital stock limits to 3000 minimum and up to 25000 aggregate with future increases. The filing notes approval by judge in 1907 and the November 1910 filing dates. Also includes a brief on etymology of the word Hurrah and a July report from Huntsville about Abingdon Mills resuming operations with four hundred workers.
Foley Kidney Remedy is advertised as containing hexamethylenetramine a German chemical cited as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine. The Johnson Drug Co urges prompt use at first kidney trouble to avoid serious malady.
The narrator cites two versions of a California fruit surplus joke. An Englishman is told Americans say they “eat what they can and what they can’t they could.” Returning home he mocks Americans for their humor, then repeats the line with a slightly altered phrasing.
The front cranes of India rise up to six feet and mate for life. Their courtship includes a remarkable dance, with pairs dancing gravely beneath a spindly reed near a waterhole at dawn, moving to and fro in a grotesque minuet.
The text describes Miss Houghton a philanthropic if pessimistic elder who brightens at any opportunity. After a South Africa lecture she quips that cannibal stories are improving by noting pigs boiled instead of raw, calling it a small step upward.
A speaker urges following nature strictly and insists that if nature calls for spectacles then spectacles must be the correct kind. The emphasis is on aligning with natural demands rather than opposing them for social causes.
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