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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
4
Moody discusses satanic delusions guiding modern religion. He outlines the method of deception through sanctity, rationalism, universal salvation, religious formalism, and false optimism, warning that many have been misled by independent interpretations and selective Bible use.
The article traces dolls from ancient Egypt and Asia Minor to modern times, noting shifts from waxen faces to expressive figures with personality. It discusses the influence of caricature and evolving materials, urging readers to study the toy department for this development and its psychological implications.
A Swiss house near Thun features a boat bow projecting from the wall as a memorial to the owner's wife who drowned in the lake. The boat, named Petronella, cannot fit entirely inside the room, so the bow protrudes beneath a balcony attracting steamer passengers.
In a public exchange the author complains a rude admirer who had not read the books. The admirer suggests speaking to the publisher who plans to push advertising in literary columns rather than the sports pages.
A Wisconsin Sphinx column recalls a memorable quip about a co-ed on the street without a man. The snippet reflects campus humor and social norms of the era.
A playful line notes Marcella and Percival with a blush when he opens his watch. The confident jab hints at a hidden woman in the case and intrigue around the timepiece.
Cholly reveals a thought weighing on him. The conversation reveals the phrase about hair dye. The remark hints at a personal moment tied to appearance and possible social judgment.
The locality reports a debate over suffragist strategy with critics asking if they will summon the president en masse. The article notes the group intends to visit the White House for a direct briefing rather than a mass outdoor protest.
Dialogue hints at a domestic dispute over pets with a suitor promising cats as a future wife’s companion while the would-be mother in law jokes about having one. The exchange reveals personality clashes and humor within an intended marriage in a light domestic column.
A dialogue scene features two actors debating money. One envies funds to pay debts while the other imagines using cash to relocate, revealing a playful motivation centered on financial constraint and mobility.
A Baltimore American quip notes a man cutting his way out of prison with a spoon. The exchange features idle talk about idols and a cheeky remark on registering a kick, reflecting social humor of the era.
Georgia Lumpkin County sheriff sale to answer mortgage foreclosure. Case 80 Automobile No. 10243, owned by W E Byers, to be sold at the courthouse in Dahlonega on the first Tuesday in February for cash to highest bidder. Also libel for divorce libel in Lumpkin Superior Court against George Keith with appearance required on the 8th Monday in April.
In Catron Kentucky Mrs Bettie Bullock writes she suffered four years from womanly troubles and could barely walk. Her husband gave her Cardus, the woman’s tonic, and she improved enough to walk two miles and resume work. The ad promotes Cardui with a 64 page home treatment book from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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