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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
1
Advertisement claims Catarrh worsens in run down health and promotes HALIVS CATARREH MEDICINE as a combined local and internal treatment. It asserts forty years of success and lists J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio, as a seller with druggists carrying the product.
Physicians praise system purification as Nature's foundation for health. Try Calotabs to purify the body, taking a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks. Calotabs marketed as the greatest of system purifiers. Family package with directions priced 85 cents, trial 10 cents, at any drug store.
Ring shaped brooches have adorned cloaks for millennia and later caps and hats. In Paris modern fashion uses them as sole gown decoration. Crystals from quartz and diamond and spinel form noted amuletic stones.
A tale places a King Cole in Britain during the Third Century A D and links him to St Helena and Constantine the Great. Colchester is said to honor this “jolly old soul” with an earthwork named King Cole's Kitchen and a tale of war with Rome.
The state hosts 82 federated music clubs under the national body. The first county group formed in Fluvanna in 1920, while the oldest city club is Petersburg from 1898. Dues range 10 cents to $10 yearly, with clubs pursuing self culture, musical creation, or community appreciation. Nearly all clubs report rising membership.
Engineers from a Wisconsin electric service company have developed a grounding device for stringing extra high tension lines. The wire passes through an eye in the device and is grounded, discharging any current into the earth to largely eliminate electric shocks.
The report shows threefold growth in Southern cotton production from 1860 to 1910. Output rose from 3,841,416 bales in 1860 to 12,005,688 bales in 1910, reflecting a dramatic expansion over five decades.
Police enforce city ordinance in Tokyo requiring boarding houses to display outside a list of all residents living on the premises. The measure aims to bolster public safety and ensure accurate resident records for enforcement.
Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, designer of the Liverpool cathedral, is named the 1925 medalist by the Institute of British Architects. The award recognizes his contributions to architecture and British design.
Dr. I E Cutler of the University of Denver explains horse anatomy to a hygiene class. He notes the kneecap is not in the foreleg but high on the flank and that the rear hind leg knob is the heel while the hoof mirrors fingernails. The front wrist is the joint used when getting up or lying down.
A discussion traces the origin of the phrase nine days wonder from an old proverb and Shakespeare to a modern note on the MacMillan expedition. The blind spot mapped in their route covers about a million square miles from the Alaska border to the Atlantic, promising meteorological insights even if no utopian continent is found.
The manual training department of Buffalo public schools reports success of the model boat building contest. The second annual model boat racing and sailing regatta will be held in June at Humboldt wading pool. Boys build small model boats in school shops under supervision and rules.
Sir Luke Fildes, the English portrait painter, once sought Lloyd George for a sitting. Lloyd George forgot the appointment, the portrait was completed by photographs, and as his conscience pricked he hurried to the studio only to find the painting hanging in the academy.
Lawrenceburg Kentucky resident J P Nevins reports severe bilious attacks with dizziness and constipation until trying Black Draught. He credits the natural root remedy for cleansing his system, restoring energy, and enabling him to work twice as much. 25c
The Crown Mountain Veneer Co will contract with farmers to deliver short Poplar blocks to any public roadside within ten miles of Dahlonega courthouse. This provides a market for farmers unable to haul logs and yields short blocks to roadside when farms are slow. See Sanuen B, Oorrim.
The notice invites customers to bring in work for blacksmithing with a focus on horse shoeing as a specialty at the old Bill Anderson Stand.
An advertisement urges readers to obtain a personal telephone at home for a few cents daily, claiming clear conscience is worth the cost, and offers to arrange magazines and newspapers through R. O. and L. Meaders.
Sheriff W. M. Housvey announces auction at the Lumpkin County court house door on the first Tuesday in August for a Farquhar sawmill with a 20 H. P. Ajax engine and cornhish boiler on wheels. The sale, to satisfy a Greene county court judgment, involves A R Miller with Woodruff Manufacturing Company as plaintiffs. Located three miles from Murrayville, the property is in the possession of William McClure and John Abercrombie.
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