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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1924
Page
4
In Bostic North Carolina Mrs Buena McFarland describes severe weakness bearing down pains and nervous fatigue. She credits Cardui with rapid improvement after one bottle and continued use until she felt well. The ad notes Cardui’s forty years of use helping women with similar troubles.
Fred H. Caley of the National Motorists Association says motorists must be educated about responsibilities and that a vigorous policy is needed for violators. He advises reporting speeding drivers to police and publicly challenging violators to deter unsafe driving and protect safe transportation.
Oil drips from the crank case or oil pan often come from bolt holes or a cracked gasket between the case and pan or worn end bearings. Worn valve tappets or plungers can also allow oil to seep to the motor exterior and drip from the base. tighten the oil pan cap screws to fix.
The Duluth Herald reports a wife saying I trimmed this hat over myself but no woman I know will recognize it. The quotation captures a domestic twist as she discusses the hat and recognition.
Article notes a garbled urban quip about squirrels in the park facing scarcity and adapting by living day to day. It cites Louie ville Conoviers Tonrnal as the source of the odd remark.
Lumpkin County Georgia notice states Charlie O Cain seeks permanent letters of administration on Priestly Howard estate. All interested persons must appear at the clerk of superior court's office on the first Monday in February 1924 to show cause why administration should not be granted.
An editor's column professes pride in women drivers as Chicago adopts the "women with nerve" movement. It cites growing numbers of female motorists and notes their confident progress in business and public life, with anecdotes of improved composure and family pride from a husband watching his wife drive.
A public sale is planned for February first, 1924 in Lumpkin County to settle Cader Stancil heirs’ estate. The auction includes the home place with dwelling and timber on multiple lots, plus a Bank of Lumpkin County stock share, and a second tract totaling 3841 acres across districts five and one. Frank Parks, as transferee, will conduct the sale under court decree and collect cash.
Public sale ordered by Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary for estate of Jessie M McDonald and Sallie McDonald. Seeks 200 acres near Lot numbers 1100 1136 in the 12th District 1st Section. Includes farming and mineral interests. Auction February first Tuesday at courthouse, cash terms. Administrator Tousf. Moore signs December 26 1923.
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