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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
5
The article explains how cotton seed has risen to industrial prominence over forty years. It details its composition including about 10.3 percent water and 19.9 percent other extract, with oil near 20 percent. It notes oil as a usable substitute for lard, its economic and dietary benefits, and the improved protein content when oil is pressed out, enhancing meal for livestock.
The text explains cotton seed concentrates and roughness on farms, highlighting cotton seed’s key role in the southern livestock industry and soil fertility. It argues that understanding composition helps farmers sell seed without fertility loss and exchange for plant food supplements.
Oswego New York resident A Cooper suffers a long night cough for years. He finds relief with Dr Kings New Discovery curing his cough completely. The ad claims the remedy treats cold lung issues and asthma and offers a trial bottle free and a money back guarantee through Fitts Drug Store or Johnson Drug Co.
Bruce Merrell announces purchase and renovation of a small lunch stand on Newnan Street. Amos the local boss cook will oversee cooking and serving. The dining den will offer lunches from 10 to 50 cents and emphasize nicety and cleanliness.
In winter’s depth Stonewall Jackson sought a cadet over a disputed solution. After pondering at home he concluded the pupil was right and the teacher wrong. He hurried to the institute at night to apologize, startling the cadet with his frank admission.
A German prison warden jokes about punishing a convict with bread and water. An eastern college graduate, hired for a Michigan rum camp cross saw task, tires and learns the moral about feet off the ground from an old lumberman.
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