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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
4
Albert Knox argues in The Navy that heavy armor may fail and future battleships must seek new protections. He envisions faster ships with more accurate fire and rapid range finding, but stresses the paramount need to hide or dive, proposing a giant submarine dreadnought surfacing to fire and vanish. He predicts such vessels could be built within the coming century.
The piece presents a curious dialogue where a man is asked his name while a mistress coinages a nickname Linked Sweetness. The text blends playful wordplay with an intimate tone and hints at relationship dynamics.
In North Georgia, live sparrows attacked a stuffed owl perched above a row of plush sparrows in the office of John B. Doolin, state fish and game warden. The birds battered the owl while the warden was away. guards separated and ejected them upon return. President R. Glenn of North Georgia Agricultural College signs the closing note.
A brief remark notes that the subject did not deceive others but himself, with a wry line about self-knowledge and personal ease. The quote suggests a reflection on honesty and self-deception in a public or literary context.
At ninety in Roxborough, Henry Edleman now living in Gladwyte Montgomery County across the Schuylkill from Manayunk has cut seven new teeth in three years. His sight also improved, no longer needing glasses to read fine print.
A quip from the item All Wear No 2 contrasts women bearing pain with male heroism. The line humorously claims a shoemaker told the speaker that women endure pain more heroically than men.
The article recalls a lady exchange editor who grew “crazy” from reading bargains across distant cities a thousand miles away, illustrating how distant shopping chatter unsettled her mind.
A testimonial from Joan R Cochran of Lewistown Illinois credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine with saving her life after doctors gave up. The ad touts relief for heart symptoms and guarantees a refund if no benefit, selling at all druggists from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
A light exchange in the Catholic Standard and Times centers on social vigor and wit. Mr Knox suggests a provocative pairing while Mrs Knox deflects by choosing a friend, hinting at social rivalry and humor.
Advertising copy touts complete stock of dry goods and shoes at cost from J. F. Moore & Co with claim of perfect service and right prices. The message emphasizes generous stock and value for shoppers.
City officials and agencies listed for Dahlonega and Lumpkin County with names for courts, education, banking, law, and services. Includes county officers and town district entries, plus local business and professional listings such as physicians, jeweler, druggist, and hotels.
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