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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
4
Hugh Fullerton writes in Liberty about basketball evolving from early YMCA rules. Far East Athletic Association organizer Liverett Brown introduced the game to China Japan Korea and the Philippines. Players in Asia revised rules and returned a faster, more thrilling version to America.
A short exchange shows a man pressing for a kiss and a woman rejecting the advance, stressing consent and boundaries in a tense moment.
Eight-year-old Thomas Gross, son of Prof Alfred O Gross of Bowdoin College, requested and was granted permission to address his Brunswick Maine classroom. He gave a half hour talk on celestial bodies to attentive classmates, while his parents noted his reading interests and unknown sources of knowledge.
A beauty specialist quoted by Frederick Tisdale in Liberty argues modern women dislike rugged caveman appeal. He says today’s men win favor by elegance and grooming, noting beauty shops increasingly cater to men after hours and that the business is unexpectedly large.
The 1925 wheat crop, though small, was more valuable than any since 1920 and likely more profitable than that crop. It sold at 65 percent above prewar prices, bringing in about $1 billion. Canada shipped under bonded duties on 13.5 million bushels for milling, while under 2 million bushels paid the 42 cent duty for consumption.
Miss Jean Anderson and Frederick Jackson prepared for a formal wedding at the bride’s parents home in Belleville New Jersey. The planned orchestra failed to appear, prompting a brides maid to call a Newark broadcasting station which supplied the music from a radio broadcast allowing the ceremony to proceed.
Georgia petitioners Nicholson Wiley Goforth Harrison Gaillard seek incorporation of Sigma In House Association as a nonstock social literary fraternal chapel and home for Kappa Chapter Sigma Nu. The plan covers 20 years with renewal, power to sue contract own real and personal property mortgage by laws and amendments, and admission of other similar rights under Georgia law. Filed April 18, 1927 in Lumpkin County Superior Court Dahlonega with clerk certification.
Public outcry sale by court order on first Tuesday in May 1927 at Lumpkin County Courthouse 10 AM to 4 PM. Property includes multiple parcels in Lumpkin Habersham and surrounding districts totaling hundreds of acres, with notes due and advertised for payment. names J H Tate W M Gilbert James C Galusha A W Caldwell and J E Tate appear in deed instruments. Multiple lots described with acreage and boundaries, principal sums and interest through May 3 1927, plus advertising costs.
The Federal Ministry of Education has ruled that women may be employed as dentists in public schools. This follows years of campaigning and already long-standing use of women as school physicians. The decision marks progress for women in the public health service and allows competition with men for dental jobs.
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