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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
3
A quotation from the Daily Mirror notes why women favor baldheaded men. It cites traits such as thoughtfulness, kindness, trustworthiness, whimsy, and maturity, suggesting baldness signals successful property owning men and prudent experience.
Rome voters approve a $27,500 school improvement bond with sewer and water mains and street paving amid a severe snowstorm. Augusta census dispute ends with expected larger population. other Georgia notes include a peach scale threat in Augusta, a $10,000 fire near Hartsfield, and a round-the-state agricultural train plan led by state officials.
A promotional notice from the W. L. Brown Company of Jackson Mississippi touts Digest It as a new stomach relief for indigestion and dyspepsia. It offers a full size 50c package for 10c mailing, or a free full size package via doctor or stockist, with instructions to take two or three tablets after meals and repeat in stubborn cases.
A fragmentary dialogue note compares a lingering elder daughter to a knight while her father struggles to say good night. The excerpt hints at themes of duty and memory in a domestic scene from an older era.
An elderly woman credits Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with stopping severe scalp eczema and restoring her hair after years of loss. A Connecticut family member adds her feet healed after regular use, praising the products for winter skin relief.
A pale high browed young woman laments a ruined manuscript as a servant uses torn pages to light a fire in the grate. Mrs. Tartan remarks on the burning shame of the loss.
A Kansas University study shows the average person can taste quinine in 62 000 parts water and salt in 640 parts. sugar in 228 parts. soda in 48 parts. Women generally detect flavors at lower quantities than men, and a courtroom quip follows about vagrancy and visible means of support.
An old advertisement promotes GROVH'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC claiming a simple quinine and iron formula. It asserts quinine fights malaria and iron strengthens the body, sold by dealers for 80 years at zero price.
A dialog of chambermaids is followed by a wry remark about living in thoughts rather than years. An old advertisement touts Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup for teething pain and a Roumania population stat. The piece ends with a quip on living on nothing if friends lived on less.
Augustus B Vaughan, a 75 year old unassuming guardian of the needy, daily aids fallen men and smoking youths on the Boston Common. Dressed in a frock coat with white beard, he is known as the general adviser without pay and maintains close ties with his “boys” through cheerful brotherhood and books.
In The Hague a still life by Jan van Huysen at the museum suffered damage to a fruit basket scene. Officials say a large fly on a pale yellow apple was painted so true to life that someone tried to shoo it with a cane or hand, injuring the canvas. The gallery notes call it a tribute to the artist's genius.
A dialogue notes railroads improving over 50 years with new labels and better operation. The speaker observes that rail wrecks often occur near clusters of farmhouses where victims can seek coffee and warmth afterward.
The heiress insists aCount will not harm her if she wed him. Her father questions whether the groom will work for the family, while the heiress dodges the practical concern and pleads for acceptance.
An array of vintage home remedies and patent medicines promote cures for pimples eczema blood impurities headaches and digestive issues. Products include Botanic Blood Balm Hicks capucine Hamlins Wizard Oil Pierce pellets Woolford lotion and debt humor.
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