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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1915
Page
1
Forms and descriptions furnished or application. Correspondence solidified. If you have farm lands for sale write or see HB Smitha CC. Trend. Lumpkin County Realty Co. Dahlonega.
An Essex couple, Mr George Mihill and his wife, mark a golden wedding after long lives of service in war and nursing. The wife recalls traveling in the Crimea during outbreak, where Miss Nightingale nursed her back to health after scarlet fever and a wounded corporal confided his wish to marry the nurse.
The article promotes self care through diet, listing vegetables and fruits as remedies for common ailments. It advises eating lettuce for wakefulness and onions for skin, colds, and malaria, asparagus for liver, blackberries for bowel issues, cranberries for breakdown, celery for nerves, and ripe fruits for constipation with a caution to avoid overindulgence and healthy restraint.
A brief note from the Manchester Guardian recalls a Bel fast gunboat incident where Ulster volunteers signaled for churchgoers. Fifty men went ashore to church, formed a guard of honor, then learned all fifty were attending mass and the guard dispersed.
In Town Topics a character named Harper-Poozle touts a grand scheme inviting involvement on the ground floor. A warning note reminds that is where trapdoors lie. A doctor counsels better eating, while a comically dyspeptic reply balks at suffering further with meals.
A conversation reveals one party strongly opposes tipping while another notes the habit includes tipping hats. The exchange highlights differing views on polite conduct and social expectations.
A list of numerous civil actions filed in Lumpkin Superior Court includes suits on notes, libel for divorce, and an account. Plaintiffs include Jarrard, Knight, Bank of Lumpkin County, Bank of Dahlonega, Rogers, Moore, and others with defendants such as J. L. Knight, James Stancel, H. D. Gurley, M. Jones, McGuire, and Teal among others. Also noted are revenue cases set for trial in U. S. court at Gainesville and a commentary on cattle ticks and domestic dye production.
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