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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
4
Old newspapers are valuable for packing and insulation in kitchens and storage. They can keep ice longer by removing air and can aid in freezing ice cream when ice is scarce. Wrapping and sealing cream with newspaper preserves cold and reduces melting compared to cracked ice.
Scituate shore beds of sea moss dry in the sun as tons are packed in storehouses. The boom follows France halting supply and rising demand in America. Prices rose from 3 cents a pound three years ago to 6 ½ cents this spring, with expectations of 10 cents by season end.
A poem urging careful driving and self restraint for motorists. It asks to avoid intruding into others affairs, maintain good brakes, listen to one’s own car, and not to set matches near others homes. Published in Island Victoria BC. Motorist.
A rustic exchange recalls Willie and TP in the countryside. The speaker notes apples peaches watermelons and other fruit, but suggests the harvest or “sojourn” items are not yet ripe. The dialogue captures rural life and seasonal expectations.
A new electric street directory in Greater New York uses a large city map with 56 lamp sections across 16 square feet. Pressing a button lights a bulb to reveal the location of any street, important building, or car line.
Porothea Irvintg argues in an English newspaper for a weekly pension to mothers for every child up to age fourteen. She favors creating a department within the British national pension bureau and restricts pensions to those in need. A special tax on unmarried persons of both sexes would fund the program.
The ad touts North Georgia Agricultural College in Dahlonega with low yearly expenses from 125 to 175 dollars for board lodging books fuel lights and uniform. It promotes climate mountain setting freedom from city distractions obedience order regularity and self dependence. It claims the finest military department and cadet band in Georgia under army officers plus full courses in agriculture mining engineering commercial science and more.
A brief note promotes ready made medicinal ointments sold by the store, urging parents to keep recoveries handy for children's scrapes and falls. It emphasizes convenient locations to apply relief and the value of having ointines available.
The note advertises Gloom Flies rolls for breakfast as a way to surprise a husband in the morning. It emphasizes a ready solution for a quick, comforting morning treat.
Popular Science notes include California considering 15 000 to switch from execution to electrocut ion for cable fireproofing. Electricity helps abate fumes from metal refin eries smoke and coal dust. An English inventor builds a machine from waste wood strips. French portable houses fit in autos for camping. English papermaking archaic before bleaching.
The piece argues time is a measure of ambition and that life spans are fixed. It contrasts successful figures who allocate hours to business, recreation, rest, and education, with the idea that balance boosts efficiency. Health must be preserved, else time loses value.
A four wheel truck carries an explosive torpedo with an electrically guided rear frame controlled by wires. The operator on safe ground uses a periscope to aim at trenches or fortifications and fires via an electric switch. The device has just received U S patent.
A creamy almond soup recipe uses three pints of milk heated in a double boiler with salt, finely chopped blanched almonds, grated lemon rind, and optional cinnamon. Serve over a bed of boiled rice in a tureen for a simple, fragrant starter.
Excavation along the bluff above the Mississippi at Riverside Park yields Indian pottery relics. Findings include a water bottle panel vase pestles hammers and arrow heads. The items join the Cossitt library museum collection as trophies of extinct mound builders art.
Bent two eyes very lightly white and yolks together. Lift into them a quart of Four a teaspoonful of selt and a tablespoonful esch of puller and Yard end nearly a tumbler of silk. Work all thoroughly together take a fourth of the dough at a time and roll out half as thick as a milk cracker cut in small rounds and bake quickly to a light brown.
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