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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
3
A brief humor item notes Tom-Is Foerdy keeps balance and mental steadiness when his hat remains properly aligned. Tess confirms his steadiness hinges on hat placement.
A siphon recorder operation in Cape Town was disrupted by a nearby trolley line. A second dummy cable with an earthplate aligned over the old line stopped the disturbances. London observations show magnetic field disturbance near electric railways, and U S magnetic observatories face similar threats.
A letter to the New York Evening Post challenges Henry George and editors over a long-applied tale about a Cromwell passage to New England being halted by an English warship under Charles I. The writer says modern historians deem the story apocryphal and unsupported by evidence.
A brief anecdote shows a waiter and a diner arguing about boiling eggs. The diner complains the eggs are hard boiled beyond the instructed time. The waiter claims the water’s hardness affected the result, but the timing remained two and a half minutes.
Claimed as the best arranged library in the world the New York facility hosts eight hundred readers. The reference section spans twelve rooms including a room for the blind. It is built to hold 8,500,000 volumes with over one million currently shelved. The construction cost totaled 8 000 000 dollars.
J. F. Moore & Co signals a closeout sale of dry goods and shoes at cost price. The store emphasizes generous bargains and invites shoppers to take advantage of reduced prices on all stock.
A historic county directory lists officials, lawyers, pastors, merchants, and services for Lumpkin County and Dahlonega. It shows court days, county officers, U.S. officers, banks, educators, clergy, merchants, and local businesses such as hotels, barbers, druggists, livery stables, and wagon smiths.
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