01 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
1
An advertisement urges sleep to restore vitality and ease brain irritation. It touts Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve builder that soothes irritation, removes congestion, and creates energy in all organs. The copy mentions a winter period and the Elkhart Indiana manufacturer.
Extensive testimonials praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rapid relief from coughs and croup. A South Africa clerk notes its safety for children and general satisfaction. Dr C N Jones in Dahlonega, Georgia, sells the remedy.
A tribute to the hardworking woman behind the counter praising her bravery and dedication. The note elevates every clean job from dishwashing to factory work and urges men to respect her. A harsh line about Judge Roan ordering Sheriff Nelms to hang Brice in Atlanta follows, framing a local crime and justice scene.
A series of land transfers in Lumpkin County lists Minnie Belle Chester to John N Moore Dahs lonega and multiple transfers among A W Bowen Marion Bowen J H Redmond and others with parts of Habersham Hall and 12th districts. The notice ends with a quoted aphorism on living each day as king or slave.
The article notes a strong cotton push in Lumpkin county with uncultivated land suited for the crop and farmers planning to plant next year. It also reports debt collection actions by Judge Evans, warning liable residents to settle taxes before the December 20 deadline, and contrasts syrup yields and cattle losses with civic exhortations.
Letters to the editor urge filling two 1st Ward openings with W J Hightower and advocate three candidates G A McGuire T S Littlefield and W H Tate for the city council. Additional notices propose Steven Rice for 2nd Ward and Boyd Gurley for 3rd Ward describing their fitness and town interests.
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