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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1924
Page
4
Mary Wisher, a seventeenth century English Quakeress, traveled to Constantinople to convert the sultan. After hardships she gained an audience with Mahomet TV who deemed her deranged and sent her home on the first voyage. Back in England she was greeted by Quakers and wed a leading member of their rect.
The Florentine painter Sandro Botticelli, born in 1447 and died 1515, stands as a leading figure of the early Renaissance. He excelled in Madonnas with notable works in private Boston collection, the Uffizi, Morence, and Berlin museum. His early masterwork is Adoration of the Magi, while Spring known as The Team of Venus, hangs in the Academy of Fine Arts, Florence.
The data shows Total LIABILITIES and several equity and liability lines including Capital stock paid in Surplus fund and Undivided profits. Deposits subject to check, Time certificates of Deposits, Trust funds on deposit, Cashier's checks, and total amounts listed reach $91,623.79.
A public sale will occur February 1924 on the Lumpkin County courthouse steps for all lands of Cader Stancil at death in Lumpkin County Georgia. The tract includes multiple lots and 15 acres in Lot 98 and 15 acres of Lot 119 plus 2 acres of Lot 120, plus stock in Bank of Lumpkin County valued at 100 dollars. Conducted as equitable partition by J F Proror sole commissioner per 1923 Superior Court decree. Cash terms. purchaser to receive good title with dwelling barn and timber noted.
Public outcry sale on the first Tuesday in February 1924 at the Lumpkin County courthouse will offer two tracts totaling about 241 acres. The property includes multiple land lots in the 5th District and 1st Section and is pledged to the Bank of Lumpkin County to satisfy a $265 principal note plus interest and attorney's fees. Frank Parks, owner holder, will convey to the purchaser.
By order of the Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary the estate of Jessie M McDonald and Sallie McDonald administers a public sale of 200 acres in Lumpkin County Georgia on the first Tuesday in February 1924 at the courthouse. The tract includes farming land comprising lots 1100 1136 1098 and 1000 and farming and mineral interests in Lot Lich in the 12th District 1st Section. Terms cash. Date December 26 1923. John H Moore Administrator of estate of Donald.
A fragmented note lists cautions for drivers about starting engines and gear use. It mentions keeping eyes ahead, not starting with the switch off, horn usage as decoration, and avoiding simultaneous hand movement off the wheel. Includes cautions on reverse gear, parking brakes, and pneumatic systems.
Mrs. M. C. Ragsdale of Fort Towson Oklahoma hails Cardui as a medicine that transformed her weakness into strength after years of suffering from womanly trouble. She credits the tonic with regulating her system and restoring vitality and sleep.
A compact metal first aid kit designed for motorists wallets life saving aims. Contents include dressings gauze splints tweezers scissors and a Red Cross instruction book. Boxes imitate official police and disaster relief boxes and may be obtained from the Red Cross supply department.
A brief item notes a dairyman seeking a milk strainer to save dollars and build trust in Providence and common sense. The emphasis is on practical purchase for cost savings and prudent judgment.
Dr. Harry Spiro reports that fluoroscopic comparison of the heart's two sides can reveal early weakness before symptoms appear. A balanced left and right ventricular pulsations indicate reduced left ventricle strength, offering a preventative diagnostic tool.
A treasury wagon hauls money gone wrong to destruction at an old white building with green lights. Big and small bills from many issues reach the graveyard as worn out currency to be withdrawn from circulation and replaced by fresh notes and stamps.
An article describes carbuncle beetles or fireflies whose thousands of glowing individuals create a constant radiant show. Robert ist notes their continuous light differs in color among insects, often yellow but sometimes green or ruby red, in a Smithsonian display featuring Rican wilds.
Observations indicate giant spiders or my pate subspecies have stridulating organs to produce squeaking sounds. Though lacking evidence of heaving sense they can emit noises likely used defensively when fearful or angry, similar in purpose to a rattlesnake display.
A mine motor driven by a pump operated while submerged two feet under water for two hours. The motor, unshielded by enclosure due to high temperatures, continued running to pump itself clear of water, a remarkable display cited by the Washington Star.
A terse aphorism suggests that many men fail or succeed by how they respond to hardship. The quote attributed to Xeno W Putnam contends that the manner of bearing a setback reveals character and resilience.
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