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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
4
A Universalist sermon traces the sower as a symbol of faith and action, describing seed, soil, and harvest as the law of increase. It contrasts mindful sowing with stubborn rejection of the Spirit, urging repentance before judgment and highlighting divine love and grace.
The text surveys conflicting views on the Thyatira message regarding Jezebel and the Nicolaitans. It notes debates over whether Jezebel was a heathen priestess or a leadership figure in a lax Christian faction and discusses guild temptations, charitable works, and the tension between wrong doctrine and good deeds.
A brief reflection on patience and steady effort. The text cites Ecclesiastes and J R Miller to argue that calm, methodical work yields efficiency, with duties that are ordered and performed one by one rather than rushed. It emphasizes deliberate pacing producing swift outcomes without haste.
Reflects on temperance and self discipline urging joy in evening for a day well spent. Cites resisting small sins as path to resisting greater evils and enduring duty through diligence.
Atlanta reports enthusiasm for the 1914 Corn Club contests and a state show at the capitol. H. G. Hastings leads the Georgia effort with a $1,200 prize fund for ten Southern states, plus Georgia awards including a $250 scholarship and cash prizes. Carl Campbell won last year’s Hastings scholarship. Edward Wellborn set the state record at 181 bushels with a Percheron mare prize from the Central of Georgia Railway.
The dialogue features Tom Rigby questioning changing affection and probing financial stakes as a playful exchange unfolds. A wry mood centers on love and money in a terse, clipped interaction.
Official records show Hastings Prolific yields 214 bushels per acre in Georgia and tops Southern state records. The seed dominates Georgia corn club prizes and offers prices from penny packets to a full bushel. Write H G Hastings & Co for catalogs and orders.
Mrs. Walter Vincent of Pleasant Hill N C describes severe summers of nervous headaches and prostration then credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with restoring strength appetite and color after three months and three bottles. The advertisement notes Cardui is vegetable gentle and claims it has aided over a million women in 50 years.
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