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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
4
A Milwaukee Sentinel essay explores how conscience differs from consciousness. It traces origins to Latin with insight that consciousness is self awareness while conscience guides living rightly amid circumstances. The piece contrasts loss of either state with practical implications for value to self and community.
In a debate about a rental property the tenant notes the house is damp. The agent counters that dampness is an advantage, suggesting the home would resist burning in a fire.
The article notes that dancing far into the night counts as substantial exercise. It estimates the Average waltz dancer covers about 1300 yards while other dances average 950 yards. Dancing from 9 pm to morning equals 28 000 steps and over 11 miles, highlighting the surprising physical effort for a night’s dance.
Young Mr. Leeda, son of a wealthy widow linked to Greek royalty, spent a Paris morning buying 64 silk shirts and two velvet morning coats. The article notes his mother’s lavish wedding attire, including bird wing slippers and costly furs, which drew worldwide newspaper interest.
Imports last year reached eight million dollars for hair nets, a sharp rise from earlier years. Chinese hair dominates lower grades, while better nets use American hair sent to China for crafting and returned. Bleached Chinese hair loses life-like luster after processing.
Popular Science Monthly recommends placing a small box of coke or charcoal in the refrigerator to absorb odors. It prevents flavors transferring between foods like milk and onions and helps keep foods wholesome, especially in warm weather. Change contents every three weeks as saturation occurs.
Dr. I Negri of Nebrara Italy reports success in curing bone tuberculosis through systematic sunlight exposure and claims the method can cure all such cases, while noting uncertainty about other forms of tuberculosis. He cites numerous cured cases in Policlinico Rome.
A provocative comment contrasts old piracy with modern profiteering. It suggests Cap'n Kidd would abandon sea roving and seek wealth ashore if alive today, implying changing temptations and economic opportunities.
Jud Tunkins notes how a country boy finds humor in city tales of easy gardens and homegrown corn beans and potatoes. The quip highlights rural wit contrasting urban farming claims and the audience reaction.
In Lumpkin County Georgia T.8 Candler reports full administration of the estate of Hon W Falk. The court cites all persons kin creditors to show cause why the administrator should not be discharged on the first Monday in September 1921 Eternal.
Mrs. T F Parks of Jackson County lauds Thedford's Black-Draught as a dependable liver medicine. She says it relieves indigestion constipation and sour stomach and aids liver function. The remedy is a standard household product with over seventy years of use and is available at all druggists.
H J Force, chemist for Delaware Lackawanna and Western, told the American Society for Testing Materials that heavier wheels with thicker flanges would not push out chilled-iron wheels. He praised the cast iron wheel’s history and noted 26 million chilled-iron wheels currently serve freight, passenger, and street cars across the United States and Canada.
Dora defends a friend while calling another woman one of the most detestable creatures in the world in a sharp exchange with Dick. The dialogue shows public shaming and social tension as characters speak their minds.
E. T. Brigham, superintendent, overheard a man who frequents the Helping Hand confess that while receiving aid he stole tools from the shop. He claimed the stolen items were worth about $50 and admitted the act before leaving.
In Minneapolis, two prowlers frightened by encountering each other in the home of O. E. Wolven fled after a brief standoff. Mr and Mrs Wolven saw one intruder near their bedroom window and heard another enter the room before both escaped.
Early risers in Grosvenor witnessed a curious incident as a woman wearing only a nightdress stood with a milk can at her door. The milkman had left the can out of reach so she could not retrieve it, then the door slammed shut while the occupant was bathing. a crowd gathered as she waited for release.
A quirky Gargoyle quote about billiards and time humorously ties three balls to an overcoat, reflecting playful wordplay rather than a sporting or news event. The line centers on the pun and the speaker’s lighthearted frustration.
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