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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1914
Page
1
North Georgia Agricultural College announces low yearly expenses at $125 to $175 covering board lodging books and more. It boasts a mild climate mountain setting freedom from city distractions and comprehensive military and cadet programs under U.S. Army supervision.
An advertisement for Pure Herb Tablets from Ashland Ohio claims the product corrects the digestive system, aids digestion, improves kidneys liver and bowels, purifies blood, and yields quick benefit without weakness. A three month course costs one dollar with refund if no relief. Dahlonega Georgia serves as an agent point.
A Georgia voters appeal from Joseph M Brown outlines his program for the U S Senate. He pledges to curb labor union power, restrain immigration with literacy tests, support public schools, oppose church state entanglements, defend free speech, back rural credit, and expand Parcel Post while opposing negroes in judge or white-employee roles. He also endorses a county unit system for statewide nominations.
Candidate for Representative Craig RK Arnold will address voters at multiple districts from August 10 to August 16. Sessions list locations such as Nimblewill Cane Creek Chestutee and Shoal Creek with start times from 8 to 16 o'clock. Music will be furnished at events.
A Boston Evening Transcript comic snippet contrasts following George Washington’s example of truth with the punchline that the speaker plans to marry a rich widow. The exchange notes a humorous shift from virtue to wealth.
Dr. L G Hardman, a prominent farmer and gubernatorial candidate, owns several scientifically managed farms and claims to have contributed extensively to farming through legislation and effort. He says his sympathies lie with farmers and many are backing his campaign.
The article notes that Dr. Hardman is the only governor candidate focusing on his legislative record while affirming that all candidates have records. It urges voters to evaluate by actions and past work.
The narrative highlights Dr. L. G. Hardman now seeking governorship for his effort to pass a bill requiring diphtheria anti toxin be available in every county and free to the poor. It notes the delay of access in rural areas where children faced death while awaiting treatment in cities.
Lawrenceville News-Herald notes a county crowd opposed Hon H Perry against Too Bell with loud cheers for Bell while Billy Charters w as equally popular until he spoke, then faded from memory as the crowd dispersed, reflecting strong local sentiment.
A tame jackdaw in Blairgowrie and Kirkmichael mounts the wagonette each day, traveling by motor between Blairgowrie and Kirkmichael. The bird hops onto the car’s gear-box at Blairgowrie, rides to Kirkmichael, and returns, clearly enjoying the motor trip.
The Baltimore Sun quotes a lively exchange about a charity ball held to aid the poor and the cultural expectations surrounding fundraising events. A witty remark about exhausting oneself contrasts with the charitable purpose.
A Princeton Tiger humor piece portrays a freshman reporter emerging in a suit with a witty exchange about a press agent. The dialogue hints at campus press life and Washington-style PR pretense.
A light dialogue features a piano melody praised as beautiful while a woman jokes about a marriage for money and a divorce for alimony. A office boy chewing gum prompts a quip that he cannot whistle while chewing.
A snippet from Fliegende Blaetter contrasts a cacophony of coal dumps with a joke about music and moisture. The dialogue riffs on Strauss, tango, and obedience to old rules, all in a humorous, satirical tone.
Dialog references heated debate over ayes and ayes as indicators of corrupt lawmaking and job-winking incentives. A character laments fiscal extravagance and seeks checks on a wife’s spending, highlighting tensions between governance and personal finances.
Advert discusses Alexander W Stephens candidate for the Georgia Court of Appeals. Highlights education at University of Georgia and Harvard, 17 years law practice, family background in Wingfield and Stephens lines, endorsements across Georgia, and contrasts with opponent who has not practiced law in 15 years as city recorder. Mentions press praise from Montgomery Monitor, Waynesboro True Citizen, Athens Banner, Macon Telegraph. Includes excerpt from 1912 Central Law Journal article defending legal technicalities as tools for justice.
Dahlonega offers a free public school system for town citizens and a $1 per month rate for non residents. A. G. Ferguson serves as principal of the graded school, with the Agricultural College also noted as a center in the state education network.
A humorous wartime remark contrasts ongoing efforts for universal peace with continued fight against alcohol. The quote questions the man’s dedication to peace while affirming his persistence in battling the Demon Rum.
A witty remark about naming a play seeks to entice audiences. The line suggests the creator aims for strong attendance by calling the production The Great Trunk Mystery.
Farm lands terms and descriptions furnished on application. If you have farm lands for sale write or see H B Smith or 0 Head. Lumpkin County Realty Co., Dahlonega, Ga. is now open for transient and the traveling public. The finest resort in North Georgia with meals, electric lights, running water, and a shaded park area. Craig R Arnold, proprietor.
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