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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
1
An advertisement touts MIALIS CATARRH MEDICINE as a combined local and internal remedy with forty years of success. It also lists auto chains tires tubes and secondhand cars for sale, and a legal notice from G. G. Evans as administrator of John Henry Adams estate.
An old telephone advertisement urges readers to obtain a private line at a few cents daily. It promises peace of mind and cites the benefit of a personal phone within the home. The notice also offers to arrange magazines and newspapers through R. O. and L. Meaders.
Brooksher Realty Co. of Dahlonega Georgia advertises a 25 room hotel with electric lights and water as a live mountain town investment. It offers well finished dwellings at reasonable prices, some very cheap houses, and farm or unimproved county lands near the Atlanta Asheville Highway. Write or see M Brooksuer Manager Dahlonega Georgia P O Box 74.
Reduced prices on meat lard flour oats and dairy items listed by Housley Bros with bulk and bagged goods. Includes cotton meat hails beet pulp pure lard and compound lard prices per unit and per bulk, plus shoes and dry goods.
A debt demand from Danroneca Moron Co requires all outstanding payments to be settled by January 1. The terse notice warns debtors to clear balances promptly.
Beginning at 10 oclock A. M. Tuesday December 22 1925 at the late residence of R L Hutcheson in Auraria District I will sell to the highest bidder for cash all the personal property belonging to the estate of Willie H Hutcheson deceased Erne Brannon Administrator
The piece notes the dollar’s shortened lifespan from about fifteen months to eight due to heavy circulation and wartime printing demands. It explains faster production, the need for more bills, and the shift from silver to paper money while quipping about the ever-changing value and use of currency.
A historical note describes Filipinos abandoning betel nut chewing as public and mission schools teach dental hygiene. It contrasts red stained teeth from betel with white teeth from toothbrushes and chewing gum. An American planter shifts from betel nuts to coconuts after revenues drop from $5,000 to $500 yearly.
The piece notes a small number of Filipino girls choosing European dress and recently bobbed hair. It cites parental opposition to cutting long thick hair that in many cases reaches the ankles, while predicts the trend may grow due to comfort in the tropical heat.
Classified notice offering a used farm lighting plant and a Delco light plant for sale. Advertises cheap price and terms, with contact by writing or visiting James Loggins in Jamesville Georgia. End of notice.
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes four Civil War generals living in Philadelphia: James Stewart John R. Brooks George H. Snowden and Samuel W. Fountain. Fountain later served as a West Point cadet and earned high rank in the regular army, influencing Pershing’s rise after noting Fountain’s role in subduing Moro tribesmen. Fountain led the Pennsylvania Loyal Legion chapter and was recalled during Pershing’s Philadelphia visit after World War I.
Discoveries show color affects growth in plants and animals. White rooms boost plant growth and lighter cages aid rabbit growth. white and dark sections attract rabbits to white. Light colored radiators emit ~20 percent more heat. Paints influence health mood with green soothing red warm brown depressing white fresh.
J. K. Jerome recalls in Harper's a motorist tale of G B Shaw driving in Algiers when a sudden idea for a play struck him. The chauffeur wrestled the wheel and blocked Shaw from writing it down, saying he did not want Shaw to die before finishing the work.
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