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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
1
Adele Thurston notes gossip as a recurring pivot in her short stories. At a New York luncheon she observes some gossips slander with Naivete. A woman recalls promising not to gossip yet relays a tale about Mrs Jones, remarking hearsay should be shared to the fullest.
In Los Angeles, Chief Heath comments on the anti speed crusade with irony. He notes many offenders are brought to court and suggests broad support for stricter enforcement. He recalls a quip about a pedestrian fearing motor noise as urban attitudes toward speed are debated.
A heated exchange centers on patriotism and wartime service as a fighter and his spouse clash over who contributed during the era. Accusations flare about participation, marriage, and perceived sacrifice. The confrontation highlights tensions within a household recalling wartime roles.
Heralding a display of new hits unlike last season the shop touts originality in designs. It sells Fisks Hats described as the best artemachs and features latest hats from the astern Markets.
The promotion asserts catarrh is worsened by run-down health and that Hall's Catarrh Medicine, a combined local and internal treatment, has cured cases for over forty years. Sold by all druggists, Fr. J. Cheney & Co., Ohio.
O. Cain administrator of Priestly Howard’s estate seeks dismissal after claiming full administration. Court cites all interested parties to show cause why letters of dismission should not be issued on the first Monday in May. April 1, 1926. W. F. Towss Ordinary.
Y D Jones applies for guardianship of Joe Jones and his property, minor children of the late Joe Jones and Mamie Barns. The next court of Ordinary in Lumpkin County will hear the matter on the first Monday in May 1925. W B Townsend Ordinary signs.
A remarkable traveling mail box runs on wires through Mere dith forest. The box moves between the highway and a farmhouse by a carrier dropping mail into it and a helper on a stationary bicycle pulls the box along three quarters of a mile away, delivering the mail to the residence.
A courteous mistress asks Mary about any special interests or new pursuits. Mary replies she has taken up with the baker's boy, but fears her mistress may not care for him, in a light hearted exchange from Dondon Answers.
A campaign button from George Washington's second campaign in 1786 was uncovered in the ruins of Hon. Nathaniel Lyons' Hartford homestead. The artifact belongs to Harry C. Young. The only other known button is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Peckham and was found on the Peckham farm near Wastford.
Samuel Watson and Victor Rock working for J T Tanner near Thorps Patent felled a huge pine rated among the largest since Adirondack pioneer days. The tree yielded 12 logs from the massive trunk.
A traveling salesman notes the odd risk of pedestrians being struck by tossed cigarette stubs from hotel windows. He recalls hundreds of guests discard cigarettes daily, yet a passerby is rarely harmed, suggesting Providence corrects the imbalance with motorist danger.
Plastic Wood is a hand moldable preparation that hardens on exposure to air, forming a tough waterproof substance like wood but grainless. It enables home repair of damaged furniture and creation of new pieces with little expense or skill, as described in Scientific American.
At a Chattanooga dinner Bishop Frank M. Bristol quoted that prayers granted might worsen complaints. He told of a young married couple who prayed for a boy and a girl, and Providence granted both, illustrating unexpected outcomes from prayer.
Thetford, a small Quebec town, hosts the greatest asbestos mines. About 80 percent of global asbestos production originates there and ships go to all lands for use in manufacturing and distribution to civilized nations.
Popular Science Monthly reports a new machine tested in Schenectady New York at Ellis hospital. It records heart action by measuring voltage differences across the body and is powered by the patient’s tiny biological impulses. The signals are amplified like radio reception to enable detection.
Steve Dempski a Fort William Ontario mail carrier nearly lost his life after four days lost in a forest. He suffered severe frostbite leading to leg amputation and became disoriented while wandering in circles in freezing conditions.
Paris plans a hygienic perfume system for its subway after protests over bad air and odors. The underground will install a device in stations and cars that emits a pleasant fragrance to improve passenger comfort.
Fire crews in a Manchester New Hampshire block woke sleeping residents during a blaze. One man, seeking to save his pet goldfish, dropped the bowl, scooped the fish into a dipper, ran water from the sink, and then escaped to safety with the fish.
Wanted help for timber and loading work in Helen Georgia. Positions include teamsters timber cutters and swampers with applications requested in White County at Maxist Bros Lumper Co.
Daily service from Dahlonega leaving at 7 15 a m arriving in Atlanta at 10 15 am From Pinceton Hotel. Return from Atlanta at 8 pm Central T arrives in Dahlonega at 8 pm Jones and CC CO Wrst Proprietors.
A ten day old heifer calf from a four and one half gallon Jersey cow is exchanged for three large or four small hens as arranged by Rh O Meapers.
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