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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1910

Page

5

Mule Breeding Emphasis on Weight and Bone for Quality

An expert notes the mule sire should be a large jack from the American Jack Stock Studbook, standing 15 2 to 16 hands and weighing 1100 to 1200 pounds. He stresses weighty bone, outlines outcomes for mares sired by standard bred and thoroughbred stallions, and warns against poor mares producing inferior mules while noting strong south demand for work mules.

South

Cure For Hard Milkers Causes and Remedies

The Agriculturist notes many cows and helferns sold as sacrifice for hard milking. Stockmen often misjudge milking difficulties. Cure lies in understanding sphincter muscle contractions affecting milk flow at the teat.

British Audiences Booing Plays Shapes London Theater

The New York Sun reports on London first night crowds who vocally reject unsatisfactory plays and actors. It notes booing is brutal yet effective in filtering talent, keeping London stages competitive and demanding higher skill from performers.

England London America New York Sun

Methods Busy Men Use To Remember Tasks Say London Mail

The London Mail outlines novel reminder tricks for busy men such as taping a reminder to a walking stick, knotting a handkerchief, placing pepper on a handkerchief, and slipping rings on a key ring to trigger memory when the key is touched.

Jackson London Mail

Fisher and Keeper Share Sherry After A Poor Fly

A Dundee Courier tale recalls a sportsman fishing with estate keeper Sandy McKay on a loch. After hours without a bite the man jokes the trout won’t bite today and offers whisky. Sandy replies with the same objection as to the trout, since it won’t bite.

Pica Loch Sandy McKay Sandy Wien Hese Mens Dundee Courier

Tragic Moment Follows a Journeyman Printers Tale

A group of veteran printers share wanderings across the United States ending with a Chicago anecdote. A hungry, gray haired man recalls riding Pullman cars and surviving on little money. The climax comes when a fifty cent piece slips from his eye and sinks through a Chicago river bridge crack.

United States Father Knickerbocker Red Gulch Chicago Rush Street Bridge St. Louis Republic

Longevity noted in a will case involving Bellenden Ker

A witness in a will case testified he had a brother who died 150 years ago. Documentary evidence showed the witness's father sired a son who died in infancy and a second son who lived to 94 and spoke in court, prompting incredulity from the judge.

Louisa” Courtenay Bellenden-Ker

Be Sudden. Nellie Refuses Smith's Marriage Proposal

A London Tit-Bits dramatic snippet shows Young Smith gathering courage to propose to Nellie. She agrees to answer alone, orders her brother ejected from the room, and then asks a sister to leave. Smith presses for a yes but collapses as Nellie declines.

Young Smith Nellie Smith London

Fatal series of deaths in Madrid funeral scene

An elderly woman died suddenly in Madrid. While the hearse transported her to the graveyard the coachman collapsed in apoplexy and died on the box. A second unnamed woman is mentioned in the report.

Madrid

Mourner Dies In Grief As Child Is Struck Down

A mourner fell dead from shock during a funeral scene, and a child in her arms suffered a fatal skull fracture after being dashed to the stones. Authorities were notified of four deaths in the incident.

A Heroic Struggle The Life of Whaler Crew

The wrecked whaler Alexander struck off Cape Parry in a drifting fog. Captain Tilton barely survived as boats were lowered and the crew faced a 400 mile open boat drift toward Herschel Island. The incident, recounted in A H Harrison’s In Search of a Polar Continent, details a perilous voyage after the Aug 16 wreck.

Cape Parry A. H. Harrison Tilton Herschel Island Oogurreiae

A Family Affair Cordelia and the Gum Incident

A classroom moment depicts Cordelia ordered to throw gum in the wastebasket after claiming the gum belongs to her mother. The pupil resists, fearing a home punishment, as the teacher sternly enforces the rule.

Cordelia Success Magazine

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