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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
4
The article argues safety campaigns help public welfare but urges laws to restrict firearm carrying to cut accidental deaths, noting 20 percent of accidental fatalities involve firearms and that Georgia saw 212 homicides and 720 accidents in six months of 1920. Legislative action deemed needed alongside education.
The All-America Conference on Venereal Diseases will be held in Washington from December 6 to 11. Sponsors include the U S Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board the U S Public Health Service the American Red Cross and the American Social Hygiene Association with officers Dr William H Welch and John Poole. The event aims to compare and evaluate global methods for controlling venereal diseases and encourage open discussion among leading authorities. Citizens and organizations are urged to attend to support public health and reform efforts.
The era's styles echo ancient and aristocratic trends. McClure's notes ear muffs trace to Restoration headdresses and Madonna carvings, while the debutante slouch and hoopskirt lineage link back to Marguerite de Valois and Elizabethan silhouettes.
An emphatic citizen declares a blunt stance about honesty in work. Miss Cayenne agrees production should override concerns about how things are named when a task demands it.
The Georgia Constitution restricts debt authority to protect property owners workers and farmers. Proponents of municipal bond expansion threaten to erase limits triggering hundreds of millions in new debt with annual interest over 7.5 million dollars. Critics argue that all taxpayers including farmers and rural households would bear higher costs as city residents gain cheaper services at others expense. NOW-THE USER PAYS THE COST.
In Washington bishops urge swift approval for the cause of Elizabeth Ann Seton America's first saint and founder of the Sisters of Charity. Born Protestant in New York City she married at 20 and later joined the Catholic Church after travels in Italy. She opened schools for poor children and became mother superior of a growing order of over 6,000 members before her 1820 death.
In a light exchange, Banishel Melody quips that old drinking songs are past era. Uncle Bill Bottletop agrees and jokes about not fitting courtly tunes to modern prescription songs. The dialogue showcases playful wordplay and banter.
The article describes a novel piers and panel system used in cottages at Liverpool and Coventry England. Concrete foundations sit on a land proof course with a 12 by 6 inch plinth block supporting steel rods and a wrought iron plate. Hollow concrete piers at wall angles and intervals hold grooved panels formed in shallow four to one concrete molds.
A card titled Very Important distributed at Guild clinics to Lowell mothers lists prohibited foods for babies. It cautions against candy wine fried foods cake beer raw fruits tea coffee pies and pastry.
Mrs Nannie Phillips of Powder Springs Georgia describes a worn out condition with stomach upset sleeplessness and fatigue. She credits Ziron Iron Tonic with improving appetite strength and mood and notes a money back guarantee to try it.
A reflection on Jesus dining with Simon the Pharisee and a repentant woman. The woman anoints Jesus' feet, weeps, and is forgiven, while Simon's lack of repentance contrasts with the forgiven sinner's love. The passage discusses mercy, grace, and the response of faith.
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