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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
3
A breezy Victorian tone reports children causing mischief as Master Jimmie breaks a porch window Miss Jane strikes Mr Jingles with a stone and Master Bobbie hits a strange girl in the arm The mother sighs that such inconvenient activities should not be taken too seriously.
The First President of Venezuela Paez led 3,000 cowboy troops across a river to seize a Spanish fleet. Nighttime surprise left every gunboat captured as cowboys swam their mounts to shore. Bolivar sought a river crossing blocked by gunboats, prompting the daring assault.
The host recalls his father carried a sword. A guest inspects the blade and finds a stamped 1899. When asked about war service, the host explains the father was not a soldier but a traveling salesman for a regalia house.
A summarized daily menu for healthy and malnourished children proposed by Dr. E. M. Sill. It outlines meals at 7 8 a m 10 a m 12 1 p m and 4 p m plus a 6 7 p m supper, including milk cereal fruit bread meat vegetables and desserts with portions adjusted to age and appetite.
A survey notes Swiss towns La Gruyere and their window boxes brightening old houses with pink red geraniums and occasional hydrangeas while detailing Switzerland's barked bricks and German streets. It also recounts Norfolk witches in England and a 15th century schoolmaster’s tale of witch blood rites.
A patient asked why his mustache stayed black while his hair gray. The physician replied that the mustache is twenty years younger than the hair on his head in this humorous exchange.
A man calls on a west end resident whose guests are rarely welcome. The servant says the master has gone out. He persists and sits by the fire, only to learn the fire is out as well. The scene ends with a quip about everyone having gone out.
Patent medicine advert announces Cheney's Expectorant as a cure for coughs colds lagrippe and related ailments priced at 5 cents per bottle available at all drug stores.
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