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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
4
Fred and George recount a night with Miss Sweet by the fire. They describe a playful exchange over popcorn and a popper, noting they shared a lively, suggestive moment.
Dialogue preview shows Mr. Smith promising a Turkish bath cadet treatment and a sweater for his college son. Mr. Jones questions the plan, while Mr. Smith remains confident the year will be lively.
Richard Le Gallienne ridiculed a fellow playwright at a Sherry's dinner in New York. A young woman novelist praised the writer, while Le Gallienne quipped that the boastful man should be told he is the greatest playwright that ever lived.
Dustin Stax declares the corporation must dissolve and jokes that the only method he knows is to keep cutting water into the entity. The exchange portrays a plan without concrete steps, reflecting a satirical or puzzled stance on corporate dissolution.
A humorous exchange contrasts a tourist remark about wide streets and conventions with a citizen’s cynical reply about the town’s lack of activity and saloon access. The dialogue satirizes a ghost town’s social life and streetscape.
A patient and doctor exchange where the clinician warns the patient may not live beyond a year, prompting the patient to respond with a wry remark about the grim forecast.
F MOORE & CO announces a general sale of dry goods at cost. The ad lists items in dry goods, groceries, and housewares with a limited time to clear stock. No specific dates or locations are provided in readable text.
A historical directory lists Lumpkin and Dahlonega officials and businesses. It covers court schedules, county officers, town district posts, U.S. officers, banks, attorneys, pastors, postmaster, merchants, educational leaders, jewelers, pharmacists, soda fountains, shoe shops, livery stables, blacksmiths, furniture repair, coffin dealers, physicians, markets, hotels, and barbers.
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