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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
1
The outlook for the coming year is not promising for food prices, so households should save rather than spend. Emphasize simple food, simple pleasures, and prudent planning to help farmers receive fair prices and support government protections. Plan meals, avoid waste, pack eggs, and order ahead to aid butchers and grocers.
Farmers discuss Maxwel a new hire dubbed a queer looking feller by Farmer Hawkee. Parmer Dunk agrees he remains silent after three weeks and suspects he may be a fugitive from justice and forced to stay quiet.
At a Lady Astor campaign meeting a woman asked how she would like to live on 2 a week. Astor said she began on less. A spectator scoffed that she wasn't all a lady, illustrating the difficulty of pleasing everyone in politics.
In a brisk on course exchange a golfer and his caddie discuss the pace and position ahead. A man carrying for himself stands nearby as play moves forward on the course.
A selection of kitchen notes detailing desserts and sauces. Recipes include spiced apples with syrup, meringue, Huntington Soup with carp and chicken stock, Beef Steak a la Henriette with sauce Henriette, and a rich tomato puree sauce with butter and eggs.
The Detroit News outlines how English-speaking countries use four miles including the ordinary mile and nautical mile, while other nations vary widely. It lists lengths for German Dutch Danish Prussian Swiss Italian Roman Tuscan Turkish Swedish and Austrian miles, noting Swiss pedestrians cover more per mile than Americans do per five miles.
A North side woman recalls how old Victrola records like Darling Nelly Gray and Silver Threads Among the Gold stirred nostalgia for youth. She wonders what future generations will think of music, aging, and poets’ views as time changes the songs that shape memories.
The Agriculture Department examined wire fence corrosion and found a metallurgical cause. Older soft iron wire may be more durable than later steel wire. Tests suggest manganese in the iron raises electrical resistance and uneven distribution could drive electrolytic corrosion when wet. Deep pitting indicates electrolysis.
Analysis on the role of good angels in helping others with burdens and achievements. It argues fairness in giving credit to those who lift others at crucial moments, noting their unseen but vital support and urging honest attribution of glory.
A historical vignette recalls a rural school scene where a teacher vows harsh discipline for a misdeed. After pressure and the implicit threat of birch, one student finally confesses, saying I did it to spare the others.
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