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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1907
Page
4
The article recounts Bishop Potter's anecdote about a middle states bishop failing to grasp humor in an episcopal election review. A judge questions whether St Paul mandates one wife, prompting a quip about naming a bachelor bishop and triggering unintended laughter.
A compilation contrasts old age stubbornness with practical counsel, noting how the elderly resist change and urging readers to guard their interests with attention. It reprints a New York Press item where two girls plan a trip to Vera Cruz and ask what clothes to pack, receiving only a cryptic reply about brown riding habits to harmonize with the atmosphere.
An old time Cleveland resident recalls a stern neighbor who guarded cherry trees. He would not permit the boys to eat fruit and later chased dropped reeds to bill them for the cherries, revealing a punchy, humorous local anecdote.
A city man asks for size ten socks in a village store but the clerk explains only size twelve is kept. The man quips about everyone wearing the same size, and the clerk delivers a playful punchline about adjusting socks at heels or toes.
A brief dialogue fragment shows a widow praising a gentleman, claiming her daughter admires him and would want him as her father, as observed in a London patter scene. The exchange hints at social flirtation and parental approval.
A neighbor asks if moving, Kerleet denies and explains a friend wants to borrow the collection of souvenir postcards from Lealle’s Weekly. The brief item reads like a light social exchange in a pictorial deluge caption.
Owner offers home at Water and Singleton streets on half an acre with seven rooms and sturdy outbuildings plus a fine water well. Ferguson place on Singleton Street eight rooms, rented. Livery stable on West Main Street with large barn, rental for 1907. 40 acres building property near Cooper Gap road, known as Mahew lot, within Dahlonega city limits. One third interest in old post office lot on West Main Street with cottage. All debts to be settled promptly. settlement requested at once.
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