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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
6
Elizabeth, raised by a bereaved mother after her father died, encounters a man she calls a "new papa." She tests him, promising to like him only if he keeps his word, warning that she will not tolerate a bossy husband. The Delireator.
A local City Pressing Club advertises premier washing and dry cleaning in the city. Call 217 for details and rates.
Property ad describes 200 acres of timber land with a dwelling, located five miles south of Tyus. Inquiries directed to G. W. Holloway of Carrollton Georgia. Also contains multiple old style medicinal advertisements for Preventics candy tablets and De Witt s Kidney and Bladder Pills.
In reminiscences of Augustus Saint Gaudens the budding genius recalls early apprenticeship at Avet 1 and admission attempts to Cooper Institute drawing school. He describes evenings drawing after work, gratitude to the Cooper institution, and his intense early toil under Hewitt, Watt er, and a demanding routine that included waking before dawn for breakfast and travel to work.
The Constitution carried forty four guns and served as Commodore Preble’s flag ship in the Mediterranean during the Barbary War. Lieutenant Wadsworth fell in the Tiesid incident. English papers mocked the ship in 1812 until its victory over the Querriere and Bainbridge then forced the Java to surrender.
Glass grinding with emery powders cannot exceed a limit as surface pits remain. Rouge on rosin pads smooths elevations, while hydrofluoric acid gas or a weak solution melts roughened surfaces to reveal a fine polish. Used for precise telescope and microscope lenses.
Observers note tinted flames rising from burning wood forming forked tongues of flame. Colors arise from fuel elements: light blue from hydrogen, white from carbon, violet from manganese, red from magnesia, and yellow from soda.
A girl in a white sweater asks about enjoying long country rambles and a young man in a green hat with a purple band and buckled shoes recounts how nature seems to smile when he goes out to the country. The Kansas City Independent notes the lighthearted dialogue as a quaint scene.
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