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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
4
The article notes that Britain and its overseas Dominions share a shortage of domestic help. A New Zealand magistrate proposed conscription for domestic training to improve home life, but London Answers doubts the plan’s acceptance. It suggests thorough training may help but not solve the servant problem as many women choose business careers.
Bishop Burt of Buffalo weighed in on the idea of spouses taking separate vacations. He said a few extreme couples might benefit from time apart but most would be happier seeking each other's virtues rather than fleeing each other’s faults.
A man deceives a real estate agent by claiming his house is a five minute walk from the station, insisting he makes the trip in four minutes each day. The exchange shows the swindler’s confidence and the agent’s gullible reception.
In the Georgia Lumpkin Superior Court October term 1024 M D Haggard vs W E Ricketts a decree orders payment of the balance due on a mortgage from 1924 covering Lots 922 and 923 and part of 957 in the 12th District 1st Section Lumpkin County with water rights and rights of way excepted. If unpaid by the next term the mortgage is foreclosed and redemption barred. J B Jones clerk.
The Wisconsin synod of the Presbyterian church proposes painting all churches bright colors on the exterior. The idea targets country and frame churches, with a common sign to identify a Presbyterian house of worship at a glance.
Pasadena hosts the first university affiliated million-volt electrical testing laboratory as part of an engineering school. Only two similar labs exist nationwide, both run by large electrical manufacturing firms.
Up to date and playful, a girl named Marjorie leaves for school after her mother urges diligence in classes. Marjorie refuses to go without her beloved powder puff, signaling a lighthearted focus on small personal details as she departs.
The Lumpkin County sheriff will sell three Ford touring cars at public auction on the first Tuesday in February 1925 to satisfy three separate mortgage foreclosures. Vehicles include a 1924 model four‑cylinder five‑seat Ford, a 1924 four‑cylinder five‑seat Ford, and a 1924 four‑cylinder Ford with motor numbers and model details provided.
Public sale to satisfy a promissory note dated December 10 1923 for 272.05 plus interest against S C Waters and S H Waters. property described as parts of Habersham lands in Lumpkin county. sale at Lumpkin County courthouse on the first Tuesday in February 1825 within legal hours. mortgage recorded in Book M pages 470 472. costs and attorney fees included.
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