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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
1
Poetic meditation on returning to a once beloved town and reliving memories as the speaker laments lost youth and vanished places. The piece contrasts wistful nostalgia with a practical political aside about arranging a late primary and election timing concerns.
The article explains soil fertility hinges on bacterial activity and argues increasing soil bacteria can be more economical than fertilizers. It covers bacteria as plant-like, single-celled organisms, their diversity, reproduction by division and spores, milk souring from bacterial fermentation, and spores’ resistance. It notes bacteria are everywhere from air to water.
Faculty and student body read resolutions in chapel honoring Gen John B Gordon. They express grief at his death, praise his patriotism, and note his service as governor and U S senator. Resolutions call for publication and family notification. Cooley named Northeastern circuit stenographer to succeed Swain. first work in Rabun county.
Tennessee governor Bob Taylor comments on candidacy, saying honest runners face trouble and empty victory, comparing a candidate to a mariner without a compass. He warns of perpetual uncertainty between hope and fear, describing candidates as walking petitions and packhorses of sentiment.
A state convention of Georgia postmasters will be held in Savannah in February, aiming to form a permanent organization. About 200 to 300 of the 700 to 800 postmasters are expected to attend for a three day event. Ex congressman Ed H Driggs of Brooklyn was fined $10,000 and jailed one day for taking money while a congressman elect seeking a government contract. The Winder Democrat urges boys to work or help their mothers, condemning loafing on the streets.
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