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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
6
A religious sermon explores the Fourth Seal of Revelation the pale horse and death. It links mortality to biblical prophecy and praises Jesus who conquered death, offering comfort of eternal life and reunion with the Lord.
A Battle Creek reader praises Foley Kidney Pills for curing a severe kidney and bladder ailment. The testimony cites backache shooting pains and urinary irregularities fixed by steady use. It concludes with high recommendations and mentions Johnson Drug Co as the seller.
The Sun day School notes the death of L C Brock of the Bargea Class ME Starday School. The group expresses submission to God, notes his promising life cut short, and sends sympathy to his family. Copies are to be sent to his father and local papers for publication.
The Georgia population reaches 2 609 121 per the thirteenth census announced at noon by director F Dana Durand. An increase of about 17 percent over 1910 signals potential for two Georgia congressmen. nominating John James Flynt of Spalding county and William H Howard, former Eighth district.
240 acre farm between Rockmart and Draketown with over 100 acres of bottomland and upland red land. Two public roads access the property near schools and churches. Suitable for stock farming. sale on terms or rent on halves to capable croppers for two or three horse crops. Address Box 227 Austell Ga.
A fragment describes a woman claiming the smallest drawer for private use storing bright knickknacks and letters while a man fills the largest with items, both drawers overflowing. A tale recounts Napoleon joking with an amputee soldier about ranks, prompting the soldier to draw his sword.
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