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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
4
A photo comparison questions if Turfly’s handicap image reflects true life with Railbird noting the colors are also off. The piece weighs authenticity and color accuracy in the racing portraits.
A terse exchange ends with a tramp declaring intent to strike for money while planning to deflect manners to another party. The confrontation centers on values of wealth versus courtesy amid a tense street remark.
In a playful exchange, Jinks quips that a crab can be funny. Blinks asks why, and Jinks explains that a lone catch can trigger frantic acrobatic stunts to avoid more bites while on the boat for hours with no other fish.
A playful quote about Damon and Pythias as a famous battery, with a manager discovering them in a bush league and asking what they did to become famous. The remark contrasts memory with the idea of a notable pairing.
An old notice from the Dalonnga Georgia area advertises agricultural courses and cadet training. It promotes a climate favorable to study, a mountain location away from city distractions, and a strong military department under US Army supervision. It outlines annual expenses under $125 and dormitory living with strict guidance.
The notice highlights W. B. Townsend printing and mailing the Nugget weekly for $1.00 per year. It also mentions Townsend handling various job work, college stationery for students, paper and envelopes, typewriter paper from ten cents per hundred, and pens and pencils at low prices in Atlanta and beyond.
G H McGuires Fewelers advertises prompt jewelry work at reasonable prices. The shop also stocks eyeglasses, clocks, watches, and musical instruments for sale or repair.
J R Copeland Charles Sumer of Birmingham Alabama and B K Crisson of Lumpkin County Georgia seek a twenty year charter for Pindley Ridge Mining and Power Company to own leases deeds and property and to operate mining milling and power ventures including electric plants rail lines telephone lines and water power facilities with rights to real estate bonds and eminent domain and to establish offices in Dahlonega and elsewhere in Georgia. The petition outlines capital stock of one million dollars and broad corporate powers and asks the Superior Court to grant a charter.
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