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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
5
A holiday greeting urges patrons to forget differences and share sympathy and love. It echoes Jean Ingelow and urges making room in the heart for joy, urging good cheer, good will, and helping hands during Christmas and the New Year.
Real estate notice advertising a 150 acre farm with a six room dwelling, good water, new barn, near schools and churches inside Whitesburg limits. Contact Jas A. Kelley at Whitesburg Banking Co. Also notices sales at Turner’s and Z F Matthews for frost proof cabbage plants. plants in the water furrow. Sm o, dec 7.
A humorous exchange suggests routine interest in marriage by a wife who reads marriage vows daily. The speaker notes that only rarely does someone she knows wed, roughly once every six years.
A fragment from Harper’s Weekly recounts a Beaver tribe tale of a young chief’s arrow killing a rival’s dog. The ensuing massacre, a truce, and a split exile lead to a distant trek toward Lesser Slave Lake and the Saskatchewan plains, where a Beaver survivor later encounters Blackfoot camp life and a shared tongue.
Sunday evening Mr Jenks shouts for his shirts and threatens urgent delivery. A caller identifies the number as Baxter Laundry but learns the station is a private apartment, not the washhouse.
A New York Press report describes Muscia Gaver in a no elevator building ordering groceries and sending the dumbwaiter basket down with a voice from the shaft. The exchange ends with her noting the lad’s labor-saving idea as the basket hurtles downward.
A clipped passage notes the Chinese discovery of silk, its historic rarity in Rome, and current global production. It mentions a wild silk worm in Central America that builds a two foot deep nest, plus the arana de sea spider in Central America carrying silk, as described by Harper's Weekly.
Mrs. Bilthers once opposed so called sports of the aterier sex now supports horse racing after reading about recent allowed races. She praises track men for kindness to horses noting owners scratch ailing horses instead of whipping them, a change that astonishes Blithers.
A distressed woman with disordered hair and flushed face lashes out in anger and despair, crying for mercy as she struggles with agitation and agitation, “Criel one-oh cruel one” in a vivid but fragmentary scene from a historical page.
A dramatic scene ends in tragedy as a woman declares she can bear no more. She laments past affection and social ruin before, with an extraordinary effort, she removes her new shoe signaling final separation.
A board member visiting a primary school challenged pupils with pronounceable words and a joke on the word heinous. The children shouted haying and a teacher joked about other challenging terms, exposing humorous mispronunciations and the awkward moment.
The article discusses Lake Baikal in central Asia, its unique biodiversity, and the view of Russian investigator Berg. Berg found 14 of 32 Baikal species are peculiar to the lake, while 19 occur across Siberia and Europe, with molluscs predominantly unique. He argues the lake remained freshwater, with two origins: species formed inside and remnants from prehistoric Siberian freshwater.
Fragmentary OCR text shows tangled phrases about crowding, turning people away, and tired reactions. No identifiable persons, places, dates, or organizations are discernible to form a factual card.
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