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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
1
The advertisement claims Catarrh worsens when rundown and presents Halis Catarrh Medicine as a combined local and internal treatment. It asserts forty years of success and lists W J Theney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio as sellers in the drug trade.
Notice lists auto chains 30x8 1-2 casing at 89.00 tubes 30x8 1-2 at 2.50 with other sizes in proportion and secondhand cars 50 to 100 dollars, plus new Ford models. Canton EcA Motor Co in Lumpkin County Georgia. Also creditors of the estate of John Henry Adams deceased must file demands. debtors to estate must pay. Nov 20, 1925. G. G. Evans, Admr.
Advertisement for a home telephone service urging neighbors not to worry, offering inexpensive access in the home, claiming clear conscience is worth the price and inviting readers to order magazines and newspapers through R C L Mead ers.
Brooksher Realty Co. of Dahlonega Georgia advertises a 25 room hotel with electric lights and water and well finished dwellings at reasonable prices. They offer cheap houses and farm and unimproved lands near the Atlanta Asheville Highway. Write or see M Brooksuer Manager Dahlonega Georgia P O Box 74.
Housley Bros advertises widespread price cuts on cotton meat at 2.10 per unit and cotton bails at 1.00. Short 75 lb shorts 2.00, beet pulp 1.85, Just Right Dairy foods 2.75 per unit, sack eats 3.75, flour 10.00 per barrel. Bulk lard and compound listed with small unit prices. Also best prices on shoes and dry goods.
Pay up notice for debts due to Dantonia Moron Co signals settlement by January first. Public sale announced for December 22, 1925, at the late residence of R L Hutcheson in Auraria District to sell the estate of Willie H Hutcheson to the highest bidder. Adinr Brannon posts as administrator.
The text contrasts early first machines with modern transport, noting rapid travel advances from wagons and horses to automobiles and airplanes. It cites hunting participation in the United States and wildlife estimates from the Bureau of Biological Survey, listing buffaloes moose elk antelope and mountain goats totaling about 160 000 head.
A foursome in a golf outing is quickly set as Hill asks for a handicap and a witty reply explains the partner’s handicap is his wife, illustrating a playful exchange in a Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph item.
Reports from Universal City California say radio operated motion picture cameras successfully. A special device allows a camera to be placed far from the operator and triggered by a transmitter as noted by Popular Science Monthly.
Statistics show infant deaths in Germany are far lower now than in war years. In the third quarter of last year the death rate was about half of that from the prewar years. Medical authorities attribute the improvement to cold weather in 1924.
An American company has begun exploiting extensive gypsum fields on San Marcos Island off the Pacific coast of Mexico, signaling a new phase in regional mineral operations and cross border resource access.
A proposed Birmingham to Wolverhampton highway stretching about ten miles apart would create a 100 foot wide corridor though the text shows uncertain details about the project and its location in England.
The note recalls Bret Harte born August 25 1839 in Albany New York and Robert Frost born March 26 1875 in San Francisco California highlighting their status as famous poets of the West and New England.
Observatories at Flagstaff Arizona and Mount Wilson California report Mars expected to be between 10 and 20 degrees above zero based on recent experiments.
Bargain notice from B. KF of Anperson offering cash only reductions on men and women wear. Mens overcoats $8 down to $5, suits $18, coats and sweaters heavily discounted, shoes sale priced, plus a Christmas handkerchief line arriving. Buy now to save money.
An iron cross forty seven feet tall will rise atop Il Resegone mountain near Lake Como. A smaller olive wood cross from Jerusalem will be placed at its center. Twenty Arab boys who recently converted to Christianity will bring the wooden cross to Italy.
Kellogg Minnesota preacher Rev. Enos Bacon who reportedly has two vocal chord sets sold both to the British Medical association for ten thousand dollars with delivery after death to be arranged.
The Dowager Queen Margherita of Italy holds a lace handkerchief valued at thirty thousand dollars. The artifact underscores royal wealth and textile artistry, reflecting historical fashion.
A farm near Cape May New Jersey houses a trained monkey named Jigus known to many locals. When a hen cackles he dashes to find her nest and steal eggs, becoming a prolific nest robber.
A fragment discusses Maree men who appear to crave freedom but are said to yearn to strike at the rich, per a Duluth Merald remark. The snippet hints at social tensions and motive analysis without full context.
A report from Long Island College Hospital via Associated Press states that sixty paresis patients received malaria inoculation treatment. Thirty recovered to near normal life, others improved, some showed no response. The results signal progress but do not establish a cure, per the New Orleans Item.
By order of the Lumpkin County Board of Education an election will be held at the county's school houses from 12 noon to 2 pm on Saturday December 26 for electing trustees of each school. Returns must be filed with the County Superintendent by the first Tuesday in January 1926. J J Seasor, C B S O.
Tax notices list dates and locations including Auraria Nimblewill Cane Creek Chestatee Frogtown Shoal Creek Wahoo and Dahlonega with night sessions and daytime hours. Officials cited include Lt Yehoda Martin's Ford Crumby Grizzle Hightower and G Porrin with various date ranges from Dec 7 to 19 and 10 to 12 across sites.
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