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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
6
An ad explains modern miniature ice houses keep foods cool without cellar storage. It argues buying a refrigerator here saves ice costs, warns against poor models, and claims trading in an old unit reduces ice bills enough to cover a new one.
The piece argues faith underpins both small acts and great deeds. It cites scriptures from Hebrews and Daniel to show faith as divine power shaping creation, salvation, and perseverance. It urges believers to express faith through trust in Jesus, sharing it, and serving others as daily work of faith.
A list of biblical statistics mentions letters words verses chapters and notable verse facts. It cites John Nolan of State Farm Prison Milledgeville Ga as author or source.
A Newnan News editorial questions land underassessment in Coweta County. It argues land worth far more than assessed for taxation and urges readers to consider whether such undervaluation is fair to property owners and compliant with the law.
A local notice invites customers to establish headquarters at the Hugh Jackson Co. store offering dry goods notions shoes hats and clothing with several prices mentioned for these items.
A New York tea room owner recounts wealthy patrons living in fear of their chefs. She cites fashionably rich clients from Fifth Avenue to Vermont origin who fear cooking mistakes and insist on plain dishes like corned beef hash and butter. The tale ends noting plain folks should thank their luck for no French chef.
Julius Caesar established the Acta Diurna the first official gazette of general news. An editor oversaw content, with daily public display and scribes delivering copies to customers. It included government decrees, legal notices, vital records, and private affairs across the empire.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a speech about heart petitioning or directing a case in a courtroom setting. The readable lines hint at a formal plea or statement presented to a judge or official authority. Further readable context is missing to confirm participants or outcomes.
A moral note on decorum urges players to keep calm and not display anger in public. The anecdote about Sheridan at an elderly lady's home shows wit about restraint, as she implies the weather cleared enough for one but not for two.
The dahlia naming story pits Dahl the Swedish botanist against purists who argued a conflict with the dalea genus. English gardeners resisted the term and considered Georginn as an alternative to honor the Russian botanist Georgi before the dahlia prevailed.
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