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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
4
The article describes the return of blast furnaces and chimneys in England's Black Country, resuming smoke and industry after a prolonged stoppage. It paints the landscape with a rim of industrial haze, contrasting the coal region with verdant valleys along the Severn and Welsh hills, suggesting it could inspire a landscape painter.
Historical notice catalogs city and county offices including aldermen trustees and clerks, with names such as G. H. Moore A West T J Smith W P Rider W H Jones and W L Wal er, plus education and road authorities. It also details a December 1921 foreclosure sale by Pope f Brown via Henry C. Jarrard & Co. attachment at Lumpkin county.
Public notices list numerous land lots and vehicles levied on October 1921 to satisfy various executions. Items include land parcels in the 1st and 12th districts, a Golden Magic Top Buggy with harness, Ford and Overland automobiles, a store and lot in Auraria, and a gasoline pump. Notices name Sam I Teal, C McDonald, Pete Crane, M B Smith, W L Mincey and third parties with parcels in Lumpkin and Hall counties.
A New England merchant refuses cash but signs a paper with the note good Will, prompting the townspeople to learn his pledge. The scene unfolds as the solicitor promotes a community project and the merchant reveals his deeper commitment beyond mere sentiment.
In a hotel lounge Mr. Goodheart extols forgiving and kissing the hand that smites you. Mr. Fact counters with a grim observation about trouble lingering from the previous night as a porter blocks the boot that kicked Kin.
Colonel Clinchpenny notes the enterprise is fashion able while Amson asks for clarity. The exchange compares the scheme to a Paris gown, implying it lacks backing or support.
A comic note describes Mr. Jones reacting to a new speed boat designed by Yachtaman. The oversized propeller stalls the craft while the hull spins in a circular motion, prompting talk of the machine’s risky design.
A detailed look at how a fly can walk on ceilings by excreting tiny drops of glue from the pads on each of its twelve foot pads. The sticky secretion causes the foot hairs to adhere to smooth surfaces, enabling upside down movement.
A string of aphorisms contrasts reformos and reformers with practical virtue. It notes that true success is doing the right thing at the right time and place, while cautioning that some evangelists attract more followers than mere scolding.
JM Duckett reports full administration of Mary J Andersons estate and petitions the court to discharge as administrator. All interested persons and creditors are cited to show cause why discharge should not be granted on the first Monday in December 1921. Nov 7, 1921 W B Towssenp Ordinary.
Opportunity advertisement for immediate recruitment of city trade agents for the J. R. Watkins Co. Memphis department 70. Offers free sample and particulars to applicants.
The Dahlonega city council orders the registration book opened November 19 1921 at 9:00 A.M. at Alderman 7 D Smith store and closes December 10 1921 at 9:00 P.M. to allow qualified voters to register for the upcoming mayor and ward alderman election. Mayor E. S. Viextyry signs the notice dated November 7 1921.
France buries Footit the master clown with a tribute of renowned fun. The lot of mourners includes actors like Slivers Dan Rice and George L. Fox, praised for innocence and laughter that endure in memory.
Partly so dialogue shows a calm Flyter after an airplane accident as Whizzer notes he is collected and being attended to. The exchange highlights composure amid crisis and immediate postcrash handling.
The Chinook salmon, the largest and most valuable, ranges from Ventura California to Alaska and the Asiatic coast. In spring it appears silvery with black dorsal spots. in fall it turns dark red. Typical weight is around 22 pounds, with occasional individuals up to 100 pounds. flesh color varies from salmon red to white in parts of Alaska and Canada. Authorities lack an explanation for white flesh in many fish.
Father O Leary hurries to catch the Dublin express meets the bishop on the way. They walk together to the station and miss the train. The bishop trusts his watch but learns faith needs works.
A playful exchange centers on a small car boasting fuel efficiency while a speaker redirects praise to imagination as the real marvel. The dialogue highlights humor and a wagging sense of wonder about innovation versus perception.
The Boston Transcript notes Chilton’s interior features an ornate frieze, reflecting his wealth from the ice business. The remark underscores his successful pivot from ice trade to home decoration.
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