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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
5
Aitutaki Islanders hunt lagoon sharks using slips of cord to ensnare tails at cave entrances. Divers haul lifeless prey into canoes, then end each fish with a swift blow. Stories recount Reubena Long's near escape and perilous encounters in the shark caves.
A historic recipe mixes flour and butter with warm water and beaten egg. It combines minced chicken with salt pepper parsley and onion, folded into a light white sauce, formed into balls, battered, and fried until crisp then drained and gilded with lemon and parsley.
A humorous verse about Mr Graytop who feels young yet faces age awkwardness in modern life. The Langworth family era ends with the boy hanging a sign on their house reading Nobody lives here but us to curb inquiries about other residents.
A political meeting sees a speaker venting at the government while a back‑row critic repeatedly shouts You're wrong, sir. The exchange grows heated as the critic rises, hat in hand, bald from wear, and the crowd notes the certainty of challenge amid the charged atmosphere. Separately an agricultural tip vows savings from a cream separator per year.
A reader argues that keeping goldfish in unshaded bowls harms them as they suffer under bright light. The piece suggests easy shade with aquatic plants or a rocky grotto. It also includes a quip about Americans and Californias fruit leftovers and a British observer’s reaction.
A Beeton Courier comic features Jonas and Simanthy arguing over respect for old age while a postal doctor at St. Martin's le Grand is praised for repairing damaged letters and parcels. The Brooklyn Magazine excerpt notes Brutus and Caesar with the surgeon’s report on Caesar.
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