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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
4
A fragment from the Dallas News cites a New York Sun communication on government waste and graft. It surveys public budgets, taxation, and officials, followed by brief humorous maxims about religion pride work and social mores.
The Savannah Press notes three electric push buttons for assistants at the Collector of the Port’s desk, placed fifteen years ago. All three bells have remained silent as John H. Deveaux, a colored man, served twelve years as Collector and never used them.
An architect asks a Springfield man if he wants mosaic floors. The man doubts the idea, saying he has no prejudice against Moses but would prefer non sectarian flooring, highlighting tensions over religious symbolism in design.
The American League plans to study removing spikes from diamond footwear at its upcoming annual session. President Johnson notes the league hopes to find and adopt a suitable substitute to reduce accidents that marred play last season. A brief dialogue about a kitchen intrusion follows, not related to the sports item.
Farmers can now buy German Kali Works potash salts in any quantity at lower rates through local dealers. The German mines supply enough supply to guarantee delivery for fertilizer makers and farmers who invest in plant foods they mix themselves. Ask dealers to stock these salts and write to German Kali Works for details and the Farmers’ Note Book. The ad notes the average man prefers practical farming over church papers.
A 65 year old Virginia man recalls two years of inflamed eyes that resisted home remedies and consultations with multiple physicians. After using Cuticura ointment for about two weeks his eyes improved significantly and have remained well.
The New York Sun asserts Americans underestimate Panamas size and resources. It notes Panama surpasses South Carolina in area and nearly equals Maine, with U S influence extending beyond the canal strip, warning that breaches of peace or interference with legitimate investment will not be tolerated.
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