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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
7
A London correspondent travels through Ulster to verify an alleged Ireland insurrection. He endures a covert night trek to spy rebels, only to learn the conspirators are local pranksters, and the rifles are mere hedge sticks. The piece ends with a shop counter gag about a missing husband.
A short piece traces the bloodhound’s history in England and Scotland, noting its role in tracking fugitives and its involvement in tales of Wallace and Bruce. It recalls a chase where a fugitive narrowly escaped capture, illustrating the breed’s storied past.
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Arthur E. P. Weigall in Blackwood's Magazine reflects on desert nights in the Sahara. The piece describes cold starlit nights, Mars toward Arabia, Jupiter above, and a dreamlike, vast horizon where earth and sky blend. Dawn arrives swiftly as the camp awakens to the sun’s sharp beam.
A Suburban Life tip explains that a sewing of kerosene soaked cotton placed inside a clock can loosen dirt and clean the works. The clock should run if possible or be left to run down. After four days the works appear as clean as when new and the cotton collects the loosened dirt.
A foreign linguist notes how languages vary in capitalizing or omitting personal pronouns. He cites Frenchman, German, and Spaniard habits, contrasting them with English practice of capitalizing I while using lowercase you.
A strange jellyfish in tropical waters shows high intelligence, reportedly navigating toward desired destinations. In the South Pacific near Polynesia and New Zealand, the creature allegedly possesses a sail it can hoist or lower, suggesting surprising complexity in its movement.
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