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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
6
A compact sermon urges children and adults to learn from Jesus as the Great Teacher. It explains belief in him, service through a light burden, and giving as God prospers. The piece emphasizes loving the church, supporting Sunday school, bands, and youth groups, and following the Bible plan to fund mission work.
Charles Durham of Lovington Illinois reports a positive cure for bed wetting in his young son after using Koley Kidney Pills. He noticed a change after two days and full relief after two-thirds of a bottle, with no bed-wetting for about six weeks. The remedy is for sale at Johnson Drug Co.
Representative Samuel W. McCall recalls a Civil War era anecdote about Thaddeus Stevens and a $1000 prize, then shifts to a discussion on biographies. A note on motor trucks argues horses idle 40 percent of work time, while motor vehicles need no rest, affecting loading hours.
A photographer argues the daguerreotype remains superior in artistry and detail. He notes modern advances allow permanent daguerreotypes, with minimal loss of subject likeness, and labels the daguerreotype as an heirloom kept for its delicate beauty despite cycles in style.
In 12 years since early tests between the Needles and the steamship St Paul off Hoglish coast, Marconi demonstrated practical wireless use at sea. The St Paul lay sixty-five miles away when a message bridged the gap and the system now can transmit across roughly six thousand miles.
A Norwegian master aboard the bark Jets bound for Cape Town devised a daring method to halt a deepening leak. During six days of brutal weather in Thiscay Bay the ship took in water at six inches per hour. He built a 15 by 6 foot waterproof canvas loop with a window, tied to stay submerged, allowing him to work underwater and communicate with his crew as they pumped.
A bookseller delivered a book to a man who later sent back the bill with a note stating he never ordered the book and that if he had, the seller did not send it. The note adds that if he did receive it he paid ten, otherwise he refuses.
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