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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
6
A devotional urging young and old to seek Christ during summer revival meetings. It warns that many delay obedience until too late and emphasizes the promise They that seek me early shall find me. The piece urges children to dedicate life to Jesus now for salvation and service.
An excerpt notes mankind’s shift from hunting to pastoral life, then to agriculture, with bread becoming common only after settled farming. It credits ancient innovator Ching Noung with teaching husbandry and bread making from wheat about 4000 years before Christ.
In a weekly feature Bryan poses thirteen questions for Democratic presidential candidates. Topics include tariff policy, anti trust law reform, state rights, popular elections, income tax, Philippine policy, campaign finance transparency, railroad regulation, currency plans, and depositor insurance. The questions urge candidates to submit clear stances.
Dixie Feather Bed Co offers a 36 pound feather bed and 6 pound pair of pillows for 10 dollars cash with order. Beds are new feathers in A C A ticking. If not as advertised, money refunded. Bank reference is Newton County Bank. Send orders to Covington Ga.
A historical look at stage dining in theaters notes actors facing audiences while fake meals are secretly prepared. Prop foods include papier mache pies and bread-simulated fowl, with wine scenes aided by carbonated beverages.
A woman from Jonesville1 recounts suffering from severe womanly trouble and cancer scare. After hospital surgery and failed medicines she credits Cardus, a purely vegetable tonic, with her recovery. The ad touts 50 years of use and offers a 4 page Home Treatment book upon request.
The Exchange recalls stagecraft with cork popping and frothing wine and notes Sir Henry Irving’s dislike of property drama. It mentions Irving as Iago in Othello and the Cyprus scene with beethothouse grapes and a constant boiled potato dish for Mathias in The Hells.
The Studio notes an artist using a sponge to achieve sweeping light and shade on dresses in water colors. She sometimes joins three boards to form big pictures, a method described as a personal expression beyond narrow watercolor limits.
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