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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
4
A 1729 page from Captain Dampler’s First Voyage to the Bay of Cam Peachy notes white buzzards. A southern native calls a white buzzard an anomaly while the captain recalls carrion birds that turn white when their feathers appear sullied and that black buzzards are rarer.
Slime accumulating at Kolar gold fields is mixed with clay to form jute bricks. The bricks are claimed superior to external bricks and are widely used in mining construction such as honing circular shafts. Additional fire brick and clay crucibles are taught for furnace use.
O D Blount of Tarrytown Georgia praises Ziron for improving his worn tired body a year after feeling ill He reports better appetite sleep and strength after three bottles and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails He urges readers to take Ziron when blood needs iron at all druggists.
A reader explains a home remedy using fullers earth soap onions and vinegar to remove linen scorch marks. The column then reports on demographic shifts in China with Americans and Japanese rising in numbers and firms, plus a soldier’s gentle way of breaking bad news to his mother from a hospital bed.
Corrections in recent Greenland maps show the island larger by about 160000 square miles than previously believed. Old Wood a Sparkmaker note appears. sound wood burns properly without sparks. Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Lumpkin County Georgia demands claims and immediate payment for the estate of Alfred Grizzle, deceased, dated December 8, 1018.
In Lampkin County Mrs. Rutha Wimpy widow of W H Wimpy has applied for a year’s support. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the office by the first Monday in February 1919 to show cause why the support should not be granted. Official signature W B Townsen, Ordinary.
The ad touts the cheapest to highest priced caskets with copper linings north of Atlanta. It guarantees Atlantic prices on burial goods and claims stock is unmatched for quality and neatness. Visit to compare and see for yourself.
Pastors listed for Lumpkin Mission St Paul Peck's Chapel Smith's Chapel Pleasant Retreat Jones Chapel Souls Chapel and Auraria schedule by Sundays with service times and Sunday School details. Includes G T Ghandler H A Stephens Joe Sullens Jessie Smith W B Lowe as superintendents and presenters.
A scrambled OCR fragment from The Daily Journal and The Sunday Journal shows an address line for orders to The Atlanta Journal and scattered numbers. The readable content hints at subscription terms and prices but lacks coherent events or names.
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