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Dahlonega Nugget

Location

Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1922

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City Government Aldermen and Officials Directory

A dense list of city offices and officers including Mayor G H Moore aldermen and trustees of schools tax collectors and county officers such as Clerk of Superior Court Tax Receiver and Coroner, with church listings and local school superintendent names included for the region.

G.H. Moore West Jos Townsend W. Th. Townsend Christian Oko Sateen J.M. Davis Porter Kek Oj Peek Cantrell Baker

Hall's Catarrh Medicine boosts deafness relief

Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The dose in Hall's Catarrh Medicine targets mucous surfaces through the blood to reduce swelling and aid natural restoration. Free circulars offered. J J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Blanks sold at Nugget Office. attorney Brannon practice in Ga. Watkins agent ad offering free samples in Memphis.

FR. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Watkins Fa Watkins Co Memphis Pern

Because I had a friend a timeless tribute in verse

A reflective poem praising friendship. The speaker credits a real, true friend with lifting burdens, giving strength and will to continue. It contrasts past records of trust with a present, enduring friendship that never ends as a man defeats and wins through support.

Becuse

Wheel-chair easy to carry on train or steamer

A novel design for transporting an invalid wheelchair by rail or sea is showcased. The article describes a compact chair that folds or converts for easier handling during travel, reflecting the era’s mechanical ingenuity in passenger comfort.

Clever traveling aid folds into ordinary suitcase

A description notes a clever hinged traveling device that folds into a suitcase, easily built with minor help from a blacksmith. It is pitched as useful for households with aged or disabled members, suggesting its portability and practical design.

Montreal

Hungarian Passion Play Locally Stages Mikofalva Pageant

The Mikofalva village in Hungary organized Magyar passion plays inspired by Oberammergau. The opening show on June 12 drew peasant crowds and emotional response as Gabo Koracz played Christ with no formal training while Nagy, a wealthy neighbor, portrayed Judas. public interest will decide future performances. A separate note recalls revival of funeral taxes dating to 16th century, with charges varying by status including $2 per burial, escalating to $250 for a bishop.

Oberammergau Mikofalva Christ Gabo Koracz Judas Nagy

Lost wedding ring found after 47 years in Nova Scotia

A Nova Scotia woman, missing her wedding ring since her wedding 47 years ago, is reunited with the piece. While visiting her old home, her grand-nephew digging near the front door spotted the ring resting on a roof, bringing happiness to the observer.

Nova Scotia Granch Cha

All These Provoking Smiles Among Ladies From Lite

A witty quote catalogs types of ladies framed as a carnival of behavior. It notes attitudes from theater interruptions to gossip and late arrivals, praising and poking fun at varied social foibles across locations and experiences.

Columbus Paris Lite

Devil's Bible attributed to a monk and the devil

A famed manuscript called The Devil's Bible was inscribed on 300 asses skins and taken to Stockholm after the Thirty Years' War. Legend says a remorseful monk copied the entire Bible in one night by striking a bargain with the Devil, saving his life while the fate of his soul remains unclear.

Stockholm

Old Friend’s Garden Tale of a Hired Man

A farmer and his husband recount a comical tale about a scarecrow made from clothes left by a hired man. They joke that the scarecrow fails to deter mischief while the man leaves behind birds and nests as if part of his gear.

Good Reason

A dialogue notes a speaker predicting a stagnant summer as creditors leave town and the city cools, reflecting an urban mood from the Boston Transcript.

Notice of Trustees Election and Local Rentals in Georgia

Farmers seek reliable renters for farm with two houses and outbuildings in Dawsonville area. Listings include live stock capacity and multiple rental options. Also published tax notice schedule for Auraria, Nimblewill, Chestatee and surrounding districts with specific date ranges and auditor details. Local merchants advertise fruit and candy items and general merchandise. Statewide election notice from Lampkin County sets December 28 1922 polling for school trustees with terms and residency rules.

State of Georgia Lampkin County County Board of Education Rehouse Dahliga Wall Hay Missionea Sania

Dolls used as smuggled liquor devices reach San Francisco

Mrs A H Douglas reports Japanese dolls arriving with concealed liquor receptacles able to hold a pint or a quart. Travelers from Shanghai and Dar Hast ports bring the gaudy toys to Pacific shores where customs officials say dolls will be shaken in future to reveal concealed liquor.

U. S Pacific Ports A. H. Douglas Douglas Huron San Francisco Shanghai Orient

Luciferous Wordplay Attributed To Lloyd George

A Boston Transcript remark suggests the adjective luciferous was used by Lloyd George, noting it may not be his invention. An Englishman defines luciferous as a devilish bad story, while an acquaintance claims it would be understood by a fellow countryman as such.

Lloyd George Boston ‘Transcript

Palm Oil as Fuel Fueled by Congo Trials and Political Quips

Palm oil tested as a substitute fuel for road tractors in the Belgian Congo shows engines running on palm oil with equal or greater power than kerosene and easy start without gasoline. A large firm with diamond and rubber concessions reports three tractors operating well and two more on order, suggesting tropical oils could replace other fuels for tractors and machinery. The discussion follows Senator Lodge’s Cambridge address contrasting private property with communal ownership and includes a parable about a slave’s hat.

Belgian Congo Central Africa Tropics

Balloon bursts on Fourteenth Street carriage scene

A young artist recalls JT walking on Fourteenth Street as a giant inflated balloon in a baby carriage explodes. The mother blames the observer yet the speaker claims only circumstantial involvement and denies causing the disaster.

Fourteenth Street Baltimore

Governor McCray Seeks Seat Exchange On Pendleton Visit

During a trip to inspect the Pendleton reformatory site, Governor McCray asked a Fortville boy to swap seats to continue a conversation. The boy later told his father that the governor had spoken to him and asked if he preferred another seat, making for a notable anecdote in Indianapolis News.

McCray Pendleton Fortville Indianapolis News

Furnished rooms offer two large apartments for rent

A Brazilian newspaper translates a notice advertising two spacious apartments in a respectable family house. One unit boasts a magnificent view and meals of the first order are implied.

Hight Respectaely Ipanema

Barred Out In Quip About Mr Grabcoin

The Birmingham Age-Herald quips about Mr Grabcoin in a brief exchange mentioning golf and wealth. The dialogue suggests no common ground or points of contact between the speakers.

Witty Exchange On Marriage And Billing

A playful exchange jokes that marriage will soon end billing and cooing are separate. The wife counters that the billing part will still continue, keeping the humor in domestic life.

The Dear Departed Hostess Posthumous Dish

A fragment notes a posthumous dish and a departing cook amid a satirical life scene. The idle host reflects on neglect and society’s pretensions as the humorous piece unfolds.

Remarkable Wakamba Dentists and Tribal Beliefs

The Wakamba replace lost upper teeth with grafted hartebeest teeth hardened in place. They reportedly have heightened hearing, able to converse at far distances. The Kikuyu hold death to be contagious and forbid touching corpses, preferring a ritual exit from huts.

East Africa

Tungsten Rays For Wounds Revealed By Lancet Note

Dr W J Burroughs reports in The Lancet on tungsten rays as a medical treatment. Using pure tungsten electrodes at 100 volts and five amperes, he achieves complete cures in eight to twelve treatments for superficial suppuration and pustular ear discharges. The method also shows promise for middle ear deafness.

W. J. Burroughs Lancet London

Pat's wage raise ruse ends in a loss

A master promises Pat Coulson a raise from 50 to 60 cents an hour but Pat questions the gain. If he loses two hours the raise fades to a dollar loss, exposing the paradox of the wage increase.

Pat Bedad

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gove Eg R. H. Baker Tee John Evans G. G. Evans W. J. Free W.M. Weltunt Dr. Poo Be Higgins N. Pp Dahlonega W. P. Rider J. P A. Ray N. P J. M. Calhoun N. P. Porter Surbascot B. Rieke J. M. Duckett J. Shoal Creek H. O Burges N. P. Wahoohoo J. A. Abercrombie Bunyan Pierce N. P. Yunodla O. Jarrard Baptist Church Rev W. T. Hyan M.O. Wyley Presbyterian Church B. W. Baker Church OF God Gordon Watson Bila Fry J. P. Court Nugget C. Brannon Tackson Guineaville G.h-Mccguire Dahtonega, GA Witelios Ciccks Jeweirs &E Moore & Harlys Ior Satan Reader Negress Luella Washington Luella Nevyah Owens Boston Transcript The XN. G. AC Dramatic Club College Wahoo Church and School Angreromere Murrayville M. J Crawtorn Dawsonville Auraria Mill Creek Henry Waters Nimblewill M. Wilkins Frogtown Crumby Shoal Creek TJ. H. Pecks Martin’s Ford O. G. Stephens Porver T. C AT. Smiths T, Y Smiths T. J. Smith Henry Cabot Lodge Cambridge Russia Washington Planter Baclk Detroit Free Press Indiana ODD
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