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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1918
Page
4
Citizens urged to conserve food as wartime measure. The Home Card stresses using vegetables and fruits, storing roots, and cutting wheat, pork, sugar, and fats to aid soldiers abroad. It reminds Americans to eat well yet wisely and avoid waste while supporting fighting men.
A Popular Mechanics summary notes game experts and wardens in the West risk life and limb to locate eagle nests, remove eggs, and possibly capture young. Though climbing via rope ladders or other precarious methods is hazardous, the intruder then confronts powerful adults and angry nestlings around fifty to sixty days old.
A nine-houseboat village lies under the Manhattan Bridge forming a shelter for fishermen and families who supply much of New York City’s fish. The village is seasonal, sometimes vanishing overnight and reappearing months later, reflecting fish schooling patterns and local vagaries.
The text argues that no person lives alone and all are connected by duties and effects. It asserts that liberty without goodwill harms families and communities, and that a well functioning society applies the law of the family on a large scale. It closes with the idea that we are members one of another.
A toeaged unattended parrot perches outside a Seattle shop and loudly advertises ice cream cones as five cents. The bird repeats the owner's message whenever a pedestrian approaches, drawing attention and increasing store sales during summer.
A motivational piece urges steady effort and high self regard. It warns against dwelling on sensual thoughts and stresses vision, perseverance, and self-respect as keys to future success.
A historical recruitment notice outlines total annual expenses between 125 and 175 dollars covering board lodging books fuel lights uniform and more. It touts magnificent climate mountain location freedom from distractions obedience order self-dependence and a top Georgia military department with cadet band under U.S. Army supervision. It promises thorough A B and B courses plus agriculture mining engineering commercial science, dormitory residence and officer supervision. For more details contact Dr. G. R. Glenn, President.
Wise mothers keep in their medicine closets proper lo tions to apply in case chil dren hurt themselves falling downstairs or in a hundred other ways. You can save a lot of pain by having these medicines handy. We sell such jar stad things.
A London Chronicle report notes a parasite on houseflies that is often an immature spider. Too weak to spin a web it uses the fly as a steed, moving about until the rider can eat its mount or the fly dies. This observation could advance understanding of parasitism and cotumensalism.
A brief observation notes that the hawthorn’s spring saying captures wit and brightness, suggesting a road from eye to heart bypasses the intellect and that men acknowledge the plant’s clever commentary about the season.
An estimate claims that if all forests were fully stocked and scientifically managed they could yield annually the full equivalent of 120 times the present coal consumption. This comparison highlights forests as a vast potential energy and resource source.
Auction notice for Lumpkin County Georgia with executions from the Superior Court selling goods and real estate of H C McGuire and G McGuire. Items include farm implements stock of hardware store goods coffins and a one half acre lot with a two story dwelling on East Main Street and surrounding properties. Sale at courthouse January 7 1918 with all terms cash and delivery of merchandise at the G McGuire store house.
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