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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1927
Page
1
O Stow administrator with will of D F Freeman seeks private sale of scattered wild lands and mineral interests in Cherokee County to enable equal division among heirs. Court of Ordinary May Term 1927 to decide on the application unless good cause shows otherwise.
Dr. l J McDonand will be in the Dahlonega office over Head's Drug Store from April 18 to 23 for dental work amid ongoing court proceedings. The notice also advertises a tax sale of land in Lumpkin County on a set May date, detailing lots 229 and 230 with fractional interests to satisfy taxes for 1918 through 1926. Sheriff W M Hovustry signs.
Physicians praise purification as nature’s foundation for health and urge cleansing the system. Take Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks to purge ailments and improve vitality. Family package with directions available for 85 cents at drugstores.
A London writer notes the belief in America as a spiritual leader and great idea, yet asks why the nation leads the world in crime. The piece contrasts creed and reality, invoking biblical figures and the Stars and Stripes as symbols.
An immense lunar rainbow was observed over Kilauea’s crater in Hawaii. The arc flared with colors, brightest over Halemaumaʻun’s fire-pit as steam from the grottoes glowed in the reflected light.
A Plymouth Vermont farmer’s crop from the Coolidge farm is offered for sale at three dollars per peck. Each handsome box includes an affidavit stating the potatoes were grown on the very farm that raised Calvin Coolidge.
The Tokyo Shimonoseki express wreck near Hiroshima prompts the Japanese Imperial Railways to abandon wooden passenger coaches. They will build 720 all steel coaches during the coming fiscal year to improve safety and reduce loss of life.
Vienna physicist Sigmund Strauss reports a clock designed to register exact Roentgen ray intensity given to a patient. He notes that past exposure caused dangerous burns and the device will eliminate the hazard by providing precise dosage.
A historical survey notes 25 women on German high school faculties, a rise from prewar levels and a wave of qualified female teachers entering since 1918.
Tennis players are advised that limestone courts offer greater resilience than clay, enabling a faster game. The University of Cincinnati has built such courts as reported by Compressed Air Magazine.
Don C. Seitz recalls a Gridiron club dinner honoring Uncle Joe Cannon where Roosevelt praised Cannon. Senator John Kean questions Danville street railway bonds while Shelby Cullom fades into Lincoln comparisons. Cannon replies that the resemblance to Lincoln is limited.
Doctor McCree laments the biting east wind as Mrs Goodman jokes about bringing a baby out on a cold day. The exchange hints at a light domestic moment amidst wintry weather.
Miss Gertrude Martin, a leading London mosaic artist, and her assistants completed four mosaic panels for the Westminster Palace over a three year period. The project highlighted her prominent role in the craft and the collaborative effort involved.
A new curing method uses electric heat to treat honey. Several hundred pounds of thick honey are heated to 150 degrees for about twenty four hours. After this period the honey becomes clear and ready to bottle for sale.
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