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Newspaper

Dahlonega Nugget

Location

Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1920

Page

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Elephants Hold Grudges Yet Show Affection In Training Tales

A narrator explains elephants are affectionate and loyal to trusted keepers but can be dangerous when mistreated. The piece details their age, speed, reactions to cold, and how trainers use commands like mile, mule up, and tut. It recalls incidents in Bridgeport with trainers and a Barnum & Bailey event.

Bridgeport George Conklin Saturday Evening Post Bayou Bill Jerry Mabie Tody Hamilton Barnum & Bailey New York

Porter seeks support for Tax Collector in April primary

C C Porter writes to Lumpkin voters amid illness saying he cannot canvass the county. He notes one term already served and argues he has discharged duties well but does not seek a third term, asking for endorsement of his record in the April 7 primary.

Ivy House C. C. Porter

Shultz Thanks Lumpkin Citizens ForElection Support

A letter from C. Shultz expresses gratitude for the lack of opposition and appreciation for local voters. He notes busy duties at his school and in office and hopes to earn continued approval with his conduct. He asks for votes and influence at the polls on the Til of April.

Adi Sam C, Shultz

Stil in the Race Mr Borror Still in the Field for Election Night

The report states Mr Borror remains active in the campaign and will be in the field until polls close on the tenth night. Deck Crain notes this update amid the race.

Mr. Borror Deck Crain

Sign of Equality Adopted by Robert Records in 1657

Parallel lines of equal length as the sign of equality were first adopted by Robert Records who wrote a book on algebra in 1657.

Robert Records

Misinterpreting Motive Sparks Commons Evening Disorder

The report recalls Toby and Mr. T P O Connor in the House of Commons around three in the morning. Dozing MPs lie about as Sir Patrick O'Brien attempts to rouse them. O Connor protests disorder while Sir Patrick defends his purpose as waking the audience.

Toby T. P . O'Connor House of Commons Patrick O'Brien Mr. O'Connor Patrick Pearson's Weekly

Introductions and Bills in Congress, a Theatrical Dialogue

A citizen seeks to introduce a bill in congress and is told by Senator Sorghum that such introductions are like any other form of introduction. They yield brief courtesy but little substantive acquaintance.

Congress Sorghum

Opportunities on the Farm.

The Christian Herald reminisces on farming as a worthwhile vocation. It notes a late 1890s back to the land trend, rejects pejorative labels, and praises farmers who observe life beyond the milk pail while seeds stored for spring symbolize renewal.

Christian Herald

Making Starch From Potatoes Describes Process and Waste

The article explains potato starch production from cleaning and grinding tubers to washing, settling, and drying the starch into lumps for commercial use. It notes residue resembles alcohol mash, valuable as cattle feed or fertilizer, and criticizes wastefulness.

Big Minded and the World We Live In

A collection of brief vignettes and quotes. A child Giles plans to face the world while a Porto Rican Rodriguez family notes wartime service. A mother and daughter tease about cake and a lesson on courage and truth.

Poking fun riddle in London Tit-Bits humor page

In a light cartoon from London Tit-Bits a banter about a man circling a pile of boxes outside a drapery store yields the punch line that his name is Mitchell because his father bore that name. The exchange includes Dobson and Hobson trading quips in a playful riddle format.

Dobson Hobson Mitchell London

When Married, She Probes His Payment Demands

A wife confronts her husband about his earlier vow to endow her with all his worldly goods and challenges why he sues her in installments, citing persistent urging as the cause for small, slow payments.

Monument to Magellan Planned for Punta Arenas Chile

Chile to erect a statue of Magellan with funding from the late Jose Mencilez. The winning model by Cordova was chosen through a Chilean Academy contest. The monument will be placed at Punta Arenas and honors the navigator known as Magellan to English speakers.

Chile Magalhaens Magallanes Magellan Chilean Academy of Fine Arts Cordova O’s Tiggins Buenos Aires Jose Mencilez Punta Arenas

When Love Was Blind London Answers Satirical Exchange

Dialogue caption contrasts Sheila and Dick in a London scene about marriage. Sheila laments, If I had known what a fool you were I never should have married you. Dick counters you might have guessed that when I proposed to you.

Sheila London

Schoolbook Covers For Durable Use This Year

The note advises wrapping children’s schoolbooks with stiff paper or cloth to extend their life through the year and keep them in good shape for the next child in the family to use.

Fragmentary Quote Reflects Mrs Gadder Europe Visit

A Birmingham Age Herald fragment quotes a quip about war tempering attitudes. It notes Mrs Gadder plans to travel to Europe soon and seeks advice on suitable attire for viewing a battlefield. The item decorates a social column with irony.

Rather Tactless Poker Quip Captures Moonlit Moment

In a moonlit moment from the Louston Post, a couple sits holding hands as one asks if the other is lucky at poker. He responds his luck lies in holding bull hands at poker and in life.

Louston Post

Italians Urged to Read Zola Amid Decline in Popularity

Italian papers express astonishment that Zola is no longer read in Italy. Twenty years ago his vogue was strong, but now his books are seldom found in shops or libraries. A Secolo writer seeks reasons but offers no clear answer. He urges youth to read Zola at least annually due to world upheaval.

Zola Italy Secolo

Persian cat Ginger dies in Denver after nine years

A Denver couple mourns the death of Ginger a highly educated cat praised for prayers a talking telephonic chatter and almost human intellect. The cat known to scientists and students nationwide had nine years at the Price home and was buried with full rites and a tombstone.

Ginger John A Josephine Carten Price Denver Colo Ike A. A. Mayfield National Humane Review

Signboard Joke Warns Drivers on Steep Hill

A humor piece describes a sign at a steep hill warning that danger exists for diegelists and autoists who should descend slowly. An added joke offers to have the notice read by a blacksmith nearby, provoking a Scotsman to remark the smith might not be home.

Sir James Duff Urges Quiet Telephoning Lesson

A Canadian anecdote notes Hon. James Duff shouting into a telephone while speaking to his wife in Simcoe county. Sir James Whitney asked why he did not use a proper call, illustrating a moral about avoiding loud telephone talk. The tale, cited by the Boston Transcript, lampoons provincial shouting over long distances.

Sir James James Duff Canada James Whitney

And She Didn't Know Little Girl Ad Scene

A humorous newspaper caption depicts a mother and child scene with a child’s complaints about boarding houses and street noise. The dialogue mentions a baby crying and siblings fighting as the mother directs others to stop disruptive behavior.

Johnny George Kate

What She Desired and The Boston Transcript Tale

Fragmentary text reveals a scene at a dinner table with dialogue about fashion and social aims. A child mentions seeing Uncle Tom's Cabin, while a father notes plans to attend an event as a girl named Fay reflects on changing plans after Eva dies this afternoon.

Tom Fay

Men Attract Lightning in Curios Statisticians Note

A quirky local observation notes that men struck by lightning are nearly four times more common than women. Mrs. Flatbush comments that this seems odd given that women are more attractive, as Mrs. Bensonhurst muses.

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