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Dahlonega Nugget

Location

Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1922

Page

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City Government Directory and Church Listings

A historical directory lists city officers and officials, including aldermen, trustees, clerks, and department heads, followed by church listings for Baptist Methodist Presbyterian Church of God with service times and Sunday School details. It enumerates notaries, police, tax officials, road and education boards, and local ministers.

W.H. Jones W. J. Hightower A. B. Keith County Board OF Education Cea J. M. Je Ie T. Dowd C.D. Pierce D. W. Caldwell Connie Schools Carl Shultz John H. Moore W. L. Ash R. C. Meaders T. F. Christian Notary and Jutsio“S Peace Auraria W. A. Hutcheson J. P Cane Creek Luther Justus J. P. Crumby L. K. Hatfield N. P. Chestatee J. M. Wilkins N. P. Davis W.aes Webunt B. H. Higgins N. Reaoe P. Rider A. R. Ray N. P. Frogtown Speer Supt. Methodist Church J. W. Blake Wrayer Sworth League Lamar Weaver M.C. Wyley Supt. Presbyterian Church B. W. Baker Sonae J. C. Carson

Wanted workers to sell guaranteed hosiery nationwide

Help wanted advertisement for International Stocking Mills seeks men or women to take orders for hosiery for men women and children. Full time 40 weeks at one dollar an hour spare time option no experience required Norristown Pennsylvania firm emphasizes eliminating darn ing.

International Stocking Mills Norristown

Wildcat SCARE in Enid Window Display

In Enid Oklahoma a Kansas City traveler and an editor encountered a loose wildcat inside a burlap crate used as a sidewalk display. The box sat on a street box as the wildcat hissed and clawed, prompting a dramatic hops and shrieks from the portly salesman. The incident highlights a quirky curiosity dealer’s stock ranging from moccasins to coyote pelts and other Eastern-appeal items.

Enid Okla Kansas City

Demand for Cascara Bark Harvest Reaches Half Million Value

Grays Harbor residents harvest cascara bark from barberry trees in Hoquiam swamp forests. Six years after a small start, bark fetches 15 cents per pound as skilled workers earn 10 to 16 dollars daily. Incisions are made near ground level and bark may extend up to ten to fifteen feet per tree. Taking partial bark does not harm the tree.

Grays Harbor Wash Hoquiam

Charity Cake Incident Upsets Indianapolis Social Event

A charity supper in Indianapolis featured a woman sharing angel food cake with a poor boy. The boy refused the cake, saying they have bread at home, so she gave him marble cake instead. The episode leaves her vowing no more angel food cake for charity events.

Indianapolis

Safety First in a Westbound Family Trip

A young girl about three named Betty travels with her parents to the Middle West to visit her grandfather. In a city stayover, Betty watches taxi and hotel bus drivers spar. she whispers a hopeful boast about beating the man who doesn’t go to his house, reflecting playful city scenes from an Exchange notice.

Middle West Betty Letty

Their Choice In-law Dilemma Prompted City Shuffle

In a quirk of fate Mrs Gabbins faces a family riddle as her two married daughters live in different cities. One son in law favors Springfield while the other leans Brooklyn, yet each wants the mother to move to the other city. The Brooklyn son-in-law secretly wants Springfield and the Springfield son-in-law wants Brooklyn.

Eskimo Census Being Taken in Edmonton Alberta

A Royal Canadian Mounted Police census counts Eskimos from Corona tion gulf to the Alaskan boundary, estimating no more than 8 000 scattered across Arctic regions. The report notes aging behavior and a humorous family moment involving a septuagenarian.

Edmonton Alberta Arctic Canada Royal Canadian Mounted Police Bar North Coronation Gulf Alaskan

Will You Swap Judge Jones On The Bench

The Clayton Tribune urges readers to consider reappointing Judge Jones to continue on the circuit bench noting his fitness, experience and noted mercy. The piece cites his instinct for justice in cases from Hall to Habersham and highlights a large, demanding circuit with nine counties and growing court business. The editor states not to tell readers how to vote but poses the question Will You Swap.

Jones Hall New Holland Mercy South Carolina Clayton Tribune

Tree memory and caterpillars interrupt a sermon

A Muncie lawyer told his first church speech praising his hometown and a favorite tree in his yard. His eight year old son interrupted to remind the audience to teach about caterpillars too, prompting a light moment in the Indianapolis News item.

Muncie Indianapolis News

Old Clock Keeps Time in Loveland

The oldest clock in the area belongs to J. Colwell of Loveland. A grandfather clock over 200 years old, it keeps perfect time. All wheels are hand carved from hardwood with metal only in the springs. An ancestor bought the clock at a public sale in England 202 years ago.

Loveland Colo J. Colwell Colwell England

New Rubber Shipping Crates From Singa pore

An American firm introduces sheet rubber cases to Singapore shipping circles. Sheets are 100 percent fiber with riveting packing and wiring by shippers. The thin sheets allow 12 to 25 percent more rubber per case, and the construction is nearly unbreakable and waterproof.

Singapore Scientific American

Governor Miller Speaks With Stenographers and Mimeograph

When New York Governor Miller delivers a speech he brings three stenographers a typewriter and a mimeograph. The stenographers work in shifts and copies of his speech in New York were ready 9 minutes and 10 seconds after he finished speaking.

Miller New York

Change of Subject in Senate Debate Turns to Mars

Senator Sorghum discusses topics beyond politics, noting he is researching Mars and evolution with his wife joking that men have muddled politics. The exchange hints at a shift toward science and literature for public figures.

Mars Sorghum

Watkins Agents Wanted Seeks Territory and Free Samples

Advertisement notes an opportunity to sell Original Watkins Products in a good city territory. Offers free samples and directs writers to contact She J. R. Watkins Co, Dept. 79 in Memphis Tennessee.

Watkins J. R. Watkins Dept Memphis Tenn

Halls Catarrh Medicine Claim and Method

The advertisement states that Halls Catarrh Medicine treats catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh by a liquid taken internally. It claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and aid nature in restoring normal conditions. Free circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Radio In Indo China Receives Daily Bordeaux Reports

Indo China is covered by a complete radio telegraphic system of 16 stations with high powered apparatus. The country receives every night from the Bordeaux station in France full market and financial reports and the news of the day.

Indo-China Bordeaux France

Girl Completes Panama Canal Zone Walk 50 Miles

Alma Mann, twelve, completed a coastline to coastline hike in the Panama Canal Zone covering about 50 miles in 16 hours and 26 minutes. Her feat highlights youth endurance in a rigorous walking championship event.

Panama Canal Zone Alma Mann Canal Zone Ocean

Antiquated Librarian Attacks Milk in Coffee

Arsene Thiebaud de Berneaud in Mazarin Library Paris argued against adding milk to coffee calling it disastrous to health. He claimed it caused pneumonia and consumption and extended his view to tea chocolate and spirits. He published a lengthy diatribe in 1826 admitting perhaps 10 percent could drink cafe au lait safely.

Arsene Thiebaud de Berneaud Bibliotheque Mazarin Paris le Frogres Medical la Connaissance de Berneaud New_ York World

Buffalo Calf Counts Rise on National Ranges

The Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture reports 46 new buffalo calves across three of four preserves. In Montana's National Bison Range there are buffalo with 28 calves this spring, Wind Cave in South Dakota hosts 15 calves, and Niobrara Nebraska has 8 calves. The department notes effort to protect remaining herds at Sullys Hill North Dakota and other sites as buffaloes near extinction.

Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture Montana Wind Cave South Dakota Niobrara Neb Sullys Hill North Dakota

Powder Horn Map Hints Cherokee Town Sites in NC

A powder horn engraved with a 1750s map may reveal locations of Cherokee towns in western North Carolina. The horn, loaned from Hugh Kirk of Ireland, once belonged to James Grant, a British soldier near Charlestown Fort Loudon and Fort Prince George, and shows Aucassee and other settlements.

North Carolina Bureau of American Ethnology Washington Hugh Kirk Newtownards County Down Ireland James Grant Charlestown Fort Loudon Fort Prince George Great Britain Aucassee

Perpetual Motion Debate Ends With Newton De La Hire Claim

The Pittsburgh Leader notes that before 1772 no European scientist denied perpetual motion. Newton and De La Hire allegedly demonstrated its possibility, then by 1775 the French Academy of Science called perpetual motion impossible and branded persistence as charlatanry.

Europe Isaac Newton de la Hire Fms French Academy of Science Paris Pittsburgh

Multiplying Scenery by Russian Widow Innovates Stage Craft

A Russian widow, Mme Ivan Boutkovsky, developed a clever "multiple scenery" system. Two scenes are painted on one canvas with colored lights shifting visibility to reveal a landscape or an interior. With one set, several acts can be staged, offering novelty and cost savings for producers.

Mme Ivan Boutkovsky Scientific American

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H. Baker OG. H. Moore S. A. West Jos. Townsend I. J. Smith T. F Jacksongen W. H. Jone City Marshall Wm. Housley Trustees City School Wal Ash GA Sta Treas J.M. Brooksher W. Cain Townsend Clerk Superior Court F. Christian Rho Mie Ie J.M. Davis D. C. Porter J. I. Peek Cantrell R. Be, Baker John Evans G.G. Evans W. J. Free D. O. Johnson Church OF God Ella Fry G H McGuire Dahlonega Moore & Karlys Martin Harney Station Omaha Nebraska Cat Storm Washington State North Georgia Agricultural College M. D. Duboskh Mounted Police Fila Spring Place, Ga Hlla Fry Holt J. M. Brooksher & Sons Habersham Court Blue Ridge Mountains Department of Agriculture
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