Real estate and insurance notices for Carrollton area
J H Barron advertises buy sell and rent services with land titles and abstracts experience. Properties listed include 150 acres near Carrollton and 150 acres near Bremen Mandeville and Waco with homes wells and outbuildings. Also a 1 house and lot on Adamson Ave 280 by 220 ft priced around 3000 and a Sims street building lot near the public school. Also a 20 acre extension option and a 20 acre Newnan street home.
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Old Strong Reliable
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Adamson Ave
Carrollton
Sims St
J. H. Barron
G. W. Merrell
Newnahi Street
For Sale in Carrollton Georgia Homes on Cedar and Maple Streets
Several residential properties in Carrollton listed for sale. One seven room dwelling near schools and courthouse with a good well and outbuildings priced at four thousand dollars, three thousand cash within fifteen days. Other Maple Street and South Street lots feature five room homes, large lots, and verandas. Contact J H Barron or 3 H Barron, Carrollton, Ga.
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Bremen
Mandevile
Waco
J.h.barron
Carrollton
J.r.brock
Cedar Street
White Street
Court House
J. Barron
Maple Street
South St
H. Barron
Carrolltown
J. H. Barron
Little Sermons for Little Folk by Rev Roop
A brief religious piece explains receiving Christ according to John 1 12 and details how people respond to Jesus in faith. It contrasts those who welcome him in heart and home with those who reject him, highlighting examples like Nicodemus, Gadara residents, and Martha Mary and Lazarus. An aside about a humorist patient ends with a quip about doctors.
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A Professor's Tact in Exam and Museum Tour
A timid student under exam pressure receives special handling from Professor S Arcy Thompson who guides her through a museum visit before testing. She answers brilliantly and earns her degree, illustrating quiet heroism beyond famed public triumphs.
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S’arcy Thompson
Thompson
Repaid Interactions Over Family Ballad and Neighboring Property
In a Harper’s Weekly style sketch, Torke notes his daughter’s musical training cost much, but De Porke says it’s all repaid. He reveals he finally purchased the nearby house at half price after years of negotiations.
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Torke
de Porke
Harper’s Weekly
How Long a Tree Lives Revealed by Forestry Service
An inquiry to Washington's forestry service lists average lifespans for common trees. Pine reaches about 700 years, silver fir 425, larch 275, red beech 245, aspen 210, birch 200, ash 170, elder 145, elm 130, with oak heart rot starting around 300. A German holly specimen near Aschaffenburg is 410 years old.
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Forestry Service
Washington
Aschaffenburg
Germany
Chicago Record- Herald
Washing Pink Garments From An Old Laundress Tale
An anecdote recounts an old laundress who preserved pinks by a dye method. She bleached red cheesecloth in boiling water to remove color, then dyed garments in cold water for even, lasting pink hues. The house keeper narrator notes the trick kept color from fading.
Willing to Quit Convict Refuses Quarry Work
A governor inspecting a stone-pulverizing convict during a prison visit is told by the worker that he is willing to be discharged if his labor is not to the governor’s satisfaction. The convict asserts he did not seek the job and is ready to leave if needed.
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