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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1917
Page
4
A Ohio State Journal commentary asserts women drive trolley, restaurant, theater, church, and department store activity. It warns against imagined mass withdrawal of women from public life, highlighting risk to business and civic needs if women only stayed at home.
Goldfish thrive with a biweekly salt bath. Dissolve a teaspoon of salt in a quart of water and bathe the fish for 15 minutes. Use a wire strainer to transfer fish during water changes. Keep aquariums cool and out of direct sun. Feed every other morning with small pieces equal to a quarter sheet. Sick fish may improve after salt baths.
A leading health inspector cites London as among the world’s healthiest cities. He credits a sanitary system and open spaces plus hygiene education and suburban progress. He urges stronger factory and building act enforcement and reduced weekend revelry for a steadier nerve tonic.
Advertisement for Pure Herb Tablets Gow of Ashland Ohio promoting digestion and systemic benefits for indigestion rheumatism and kidney liver and blood cleansing. Claims rapid improvement with three months treatment in a box and money back if no relief. Agent listed in Valilonega Georgia.
Georgia legislators face a potential bill to ban trading stamps and coupons amid a northern lobby push. Proponents say such laws hurt competition and advertising, while opponents argue consumer benefits and prices stay stable. the public revenue from coupons amounts to about $5,000,000 yearly in Georgia.
A German artillery lieutenant recalls the grim Verdun fighting. He notes shooting at targets in a barren landscape while a French captain wounded in the road near Vaux endures three days of agony, receiving coffee, bread, and final aid from grateful German soldiers.
A humorous exchange shows a wife asking if her husband is pleased with her dress. She notes he approves the gown but balks at the bill, while a bill he approves earns no regard for the gown. The dialogue illustrates fashion cost tensions in a domestic setting.
Dr Arthur Still Craig argues Americans rely too much on artificial heat, making homes too warm and winter colds insufficiently strengthening. He notes England France and Germany use less artificial heat reducing illness and coal costs, calling it a disease preventive backed by tests and plans for fuller discussion.
A brief exchange notes how Bighedde’s self opinion lifts the local average in a sharp, witty jab. The dialogue reflects town humor about a controversial figure and public perception.
A humorous exchange pivots on a restaurant warning and a waiter’s pun. A patron protests a price rise and tells the waiter he conveyed a grudge to a man named Jones. The waiter replies with a quip about changing countenance as the joke lands.
A witty comment mocks British restraint on shipments of false teeth to Germany. The remark contrasts firm blockade rhetoric with the jovial cry By gum.
The discussion centers on Mexican affairs with remarks on border issues, indicating ongoing debate and concern. Participants reference the border being a focal point in policy framing and public discourse.
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