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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
2
Local items note cotton prices and tax digests, a Georgia reapportionment impact, and multiple regional incidents. Highlights include a San Francisco wife harming her husband, Miss Minnie Costner’s fatal auto incident in Atlanta, and drought effects from North Carolina to South Carolina. Pellagra, postal rules, and a proposed Etowah Valley Railroad charter are also discussed.
Local items report union meetings at Cavenders Creek mine with twelve conversions and community happenings at Dahlonega area sites. The piece mentions property improvements, mining activity updates, Pentecostal preaching tensions, court incidents involving Allen Stringer and a disputed bastardy case, and a crate of peaches sent to President Taft.
M Balent of Streator Illinois says kidney and bladder trouble kept him from work until Foley Kidney Pills helped him recover quickly. The ad claims the pills are a tonic with fast results and suited for workers suffering from kidney illness, sold by Dr C H Jones and Son.
The Royston Record notes eighteen presehera in Georgia prisons and a petty quarrel between Judge Vite and Editor Shope. Postmaster Howell reports two hens laying 208 eggs since December. Mrs. Sarah Gillispie dies by lightning at New Holland while watching rain. Georgia lawmakers miss a barbecue but stay content. The Hall county grand jury endorses discontinuing a $75 monthly tick eradicator while the law persists. Fort Valley's L F Davell patents a combined plow and harrow powered by a traction engine, predicted to transform farming.
E M Stewart of 1084 Wolfram St Chicago reports relief from hay fever and summer colds using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The testimonial notes significant comfort during hot months and promotes the product sold by Dr C O H Jones & Son.
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