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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
4
A collage of maxims and quotes ranging from morality and self discipline to social observations. It references figures from Machiavelli to Danish proverbs and notes cultural ideas about success, happiness, wealth, politeness, and imagination. The tone mirrors a travel through common wisdom and aphorisms.
A historic study notes that fingerprints show weathering while explaining that prints on the foot are as identifying as those on fingers. It recalls Sir William Herschel’s role in fingerprint ideas and notes foot patterns in hospital record use.
A young lady complains to her lover about rising food costs. She appreciates flowers but suggests sending basic necessities instead, asking for bread or eggs tomorrow. Her note ends with a playful sign off, Your own Nel.
The Dalton Citizen criticizes Atlanta politicians and the Municipal League for opposing the Georgia Railway and Power Company. It argues against rates kept low in Atlanta at the expense of broader state customers, urges an audit funded jointly to verify true costs, and contends Dalton should rely on a capable utility. The piece urges restraint from further municipal interference until power developments postwar are completed.
A Philadelphia youth recalls a club night when a friend teased him about his dull love life. He reveals that after a year of unrequited respect, the woman confesses she now loves him, not merely respects him.
A fragmentary piece from the Birmingham Axe Herald presents a mock dialogue on campaigning ethics. It features a novice candidate seeking guidance from a veteran, debating whether to admit delays in reforms and urging voters to return him to complete his work.
In a grassy yard William Wallace known as Tin by his parents ignores a call from his mother. After a neighbor bus playmate leaves he hears her stern summons and replies I gotta go now indicating she means business when she uses his regular name.
Local seller Northcut advertises binast caskets with copper linings and modern designs from cheapest to high end. Claims to stock quality and neatness, inviting customers to inspect and compare prices on burial goods.
A collage of stray aphorisms and criticisms on virtue, reform, and ambition. It includes cautions about women and horses, remarks on integrity, and pointed jibes at political ambition and how rewards persuade behavior.
Describes narrow bazar lanes in Asiatic cities with eight by ten foot shops and five story khans around open courts. Mach basar hosts a large coffee shop where merchants gather, drink Turkish coffee, and use narghile pipes while discussing trade bills. They determine exchange rates in these coffee rooms.
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