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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
1
The notice lists president J. M. Brooksher, vice president W. B. Tow, and cashier T. F. Chi, identifying officers of the institution cited as PSOURCES wee.
In Lumpkin County Georgia C O Cain administrator of Priestly Howard’s estate asks the court to be dismissed and letters of dismission issued after due administration. He cites a petition filed and sets the first Monday in May 1925 as the hearing date. April 6 1925 W B Townsenp Ordinary.
The Clarke McNary act creates Benning National Forest near Columbus Georgia on 78500 acres of Fort Benning. War department reserves military use rights. Georgia has three national forests, part of 148 total covering 157000000 acres. Forests provide timber, recreation, watershed protection, and wildlife refuges.
A playful note proclaims a boycott of a milk diet with playful tone. No dates or places provided. The item reads like a humorous shout from a classroom or youth group.
United States Department of Agriculture chemists develop a bait that emits odors preferred by insects and fuses poisons in the bait. The aromas are extracted from the insects own foods and synthesized in the lab. Boll weevils have been tackled with this method using poison in cotton bolls.
Collier's Weekly asserts radio exceeds fishing and already outruns golf in New York city. The item surveys cultural trends, claiming wireless broadcasting dominates prior pastimes and reshapes leisure habits.
Willow trees display two tassel forms in early spring before leaves appear. Tassels on many branches shed pollen bearing flowers and drop to the ground while others remain with seed producing flowers. The phenomenon, described in Tree Habits by the American Nature Association of Washington, explains the timing of pollen release and seed formation.
A London Sphere description details ascetics who endure immobility on tight ropes with thorny ground beneath. Another holy man lies in the road with a stone, moves forward, then lies again. A sandhu keeps his hands bound behind his back for years, withered fingers feeding him like a baby.
A fragment reflects a domestic quip about an insured man buying a good luck ring. The speaker, likely Litfe, vents about a spouse's reaction to the purchase. The text captures a humorous, regional voice with informal dialect.
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