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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
4
Mrs. Alice Viola Parsons, a Denver beauty specialist and 40 percent stockholder, filed a suit against Instant Anti-Wrinkle Co. She serves as plaintiff and defendant and acts as her own attorney and star witness. Other stockholders contest the case alleging misappropriation of formulas and salary withholding.
M K McCosh of East Orange New Jersey finished a three week walk around the entire island of San Juan Puerto Rico. He sought to recover from ptomaine poisoning and influenza and found small hotel food clean and well prepared. He planned to sail back but chose to stay another day after the voyage did not help as hoped.
The former German emperor William Hohenzollern has paid local taxes in Amerongen for the first quarter of the year, 12 000 guilders. This covers local taxation. income tax will be assessed by the government later. Foreigners staying three months are liable, as are Dutch natives.
John Pifer of Norristown finds a $1500 diamond ring on a farm about 12 miles from town. He says the ring was on a farm and will sue to recover it after a jeweler refused to return it to the finder. The farm owner also asserts ownership of the ring.
Milwaukee roofer Frank Dady who spent ten years tarring roofs has inherited 500000 from his father Robert Dady a millionaire but will keep working at roof decorating. He says his wife and he are happy with their current lifestyle and do not plan changes.
Lizzie Hoch of Kutztown Pennsylvania reports seed potatoes in her patch produced no vines yet yielded mature new potatoes. The seed potatoes redirected vitality to the young tubers while the mother potato remained buried, leaving a harvest ready for a meal.
Georgia cities with over ten thousand population enter a four phase grading by the United States Public Health Service on venereal disease control. Points total 3800 with medical, education, law enforcement, and teamwork components. States are urged to participate and lead among the union, asking citizens to do their part and avoid slacking.
The Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry highlights a Federated Malay States report on rubber tree seed oil. It is high quality, needs little refining, and uses a plentiful waste product easy to collect transport and store. A 31 ton seed shipment to England yielded 2500 per ton oil and 40 per ton cake while linseed oil sold at 800 per ton.
A North side resident found a robin seemingly with a broken wing but was entangled by string wrapped around its neck and wing. He freed the bird with scissors, and it flew away singing after the rescue.
A Silvertown member began with I want you gentlemen but cries of order reminded him he spoke to the house. Mr Jack Jones apologized promptly saying I have made a mistake in calling you gentlemen.
A scanned list shows City Bakery and Restaurant offering Salmons, Oysters, Crackers, Evaporated Milk, Corn Starch, Tomatoes, Pickles, Catsup, Olives, Pastries, Pork and Beans, Honey, Canned Fish, Washing Powders, Prunes, Seeded Chili con carne, Mustard, Canned Peaches, Coffee, Sausage, Cocoa, Potted Meat, and other items placeholders. The fragmentary text suggests a catalog-like board of groceries rather than a full article.
The Orinota turtle lays eggs extraordinarily rich in oil. Indians in British Guiana collect 25,000,000 yearly for oil. Sea bird eggs are excellent eating, notably the murre common on the Labrador coast.
Public notices from Lumpkin County Georgia include Gipson Bavin applying to be permanent administrator of the Gibson estate with a September term hearing, a note suit against R. S. Chambers in October 1919, and a libel for divorce in the Tigner case scheduled for October term 1914 with required appearance and petition response. The filings are recorded by the Lumpkin County Superior Court with clerks Lily T. Tuqnwistran and other officials.
Instructions describe alloying rosin and fine sand to cement knife handles into stag bone or wood. Heat the handle, insert the blade, and adjust while warm. as it cools the joint becomes strong and neat.
David Jones of Forbus Tennessee writes he recovered from stomach trouble loss of appetite and weak spells after using Ziron Iron Tonic He claims the tonic restored his energy and ability to work and recommends it to others backed by a note about iron’s role in health and a druggist guarantee
Petition for equitable relief filed in Lumpkin County Superior Court 1919 to Robert W Beck defendant. Court orders appearance at the next term on the 38rd Monday in October 1919 with answer due. Judge J B Joens presiding. clerk T F Christian records.
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