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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1913

Page

2

The March of Miles Standish Battle by the Meadow

Miles Standish leads a three day march to an Indian encampment by sea and forest. Pecksuot and Wattawamat taunt him before a skirmish ends with Wattawamat slain and Standish hailed as victor by Flymouth. Priscilla, shaken, thanks God in her heart.

Miles Standish Goliath Gath Bashan Pecksuot Wattawamat Standish Sirne Thurston de Standish Flymouth Priscilla

Spinning Wheel and Pilgrims in Quiet Iowa Village

Month after month passed in autumn as ships of merchants arrived with kin, cattle, and corn for the Pilgrims. The village was at peace with men busy in labor, hewing, building, tending plots, breaking glebe, mowing grass, and hunting and fishing nearby.

Had Not Married Miles Standish Decides for Home

A fragment recalls a man shrinking from battle and fearing to claim a wife his valor earned. He contemplates returning home, seeking honor and a claim to her hand as the reward of his courage.

Miles Standish

Memorial for Mrs Minna Reese Adamson Carrollton Leader

J McD Raptorp eulogizes Mrs Minna Reese Adamson who died December 30 1912 in Carrollton Georgia highlighting her devotion to husband W C Adamson and sons Charles Reese and Ernie her public spirit musical talent and founding of the Lit Mu Club she is praised for kindness leadership and quiet sacrifice.

Minna Reese Adamson Carrollton Adamson Grantville W. C. Adamson Charles Reese Ernie Lit-Mu Club

What Wood Ashes Contain and Potash Percentages

The Progressive Farmer notes potash content in wood ashes varies by wood type and storage. Pine ashes are low, hardwoods higher but weathered by rain. Estimated potash ranges from 2 percent in pine to 5 to 18 percent in good hard ashes, with about 35 percent lime and traces of phosphorus. At half a cent per bushel, using ashes up to a ton an acre may be economical.

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