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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
4
The mineral asbestos, largely sourced from a Quebec province serpentine deposit, reached a reported value of 11 768.34 dollars last year, constituting over 60 percent of the minerals' total value in that region. Its soft flexible fiber finds uses in textiles, fireproof fabrics, pipe coverings, paints, and insulation, contrasting with ancient limited uses for funerary wrappings.
Charles W. Mead of the New York Museum of Natural History reports prehistoric musical instruments from Peru include bells, rattles, pipes and flutes. Ancient sources mention oboes in Peruvian contexts, while no drums are found in graves but appear in native art and early writings.
The Albatross on a Lower California cruise reported a remarkable wind rediscovering the northern elephant seal once thought extinct. Six yearlings were brought to New York to live in a large aquarium tank but died shortly after arrival.
Modern automobile manufacturing plants require 8 to 5 million square feet of floor space and cost 12 to 20 million dollars. They employ 10 000 to 15 000 workers and include labs, laboratories, experimental departments, foundries, forge shops, heat treating and carbonizing shops, stamping, machine, body, upholstery, painting and enameling shops.
Mrs Corntossel suggests steering their boy Josh toward the navy to avoid danger, noting life on a regular ship is safer, while Josh loves fooling with a canoe and resists such plans. The exchange highlights parental concern and a boy’s adventurous impulses.
A garbled quote shows Undug Btress remarking on needing to adapt to playing with the left hand. The incomplete text hints at an injury or forced change in technique and speaks to self reassessment.
French scientists plan a circular hull 60 feet long submarine with two keels to rest on the sea floor and study depths up to 200 feet. The craft aims to gather deep water data, collect crustaceans and mollusks, and assess water transparency and light intensity for practical fisheries insights.
The Journal now uses full 24 hour Associated Press leased wire service and United Press news feeds. News from around the world arrives at the Journal office as it happens and is delivered to subscribers on the first train from Atlanta.
By mail, payable in advance. Daily and Sunday rates: One year nine dollars sixty cents, six months five dollars, one month. The Daily Journal: one year seven dollars fifty cents, six months four, one month seventy cents. Sunday Journal: one year five ninety, six months two fifty. Atlanta Journal.
Monaco sits on a charming coastal strip between Nice and Mentone with a small harbor for water festivals and famed motorboat races. The land is hilly with a noted La Turbie spur, once a boundary marker between Gaul and Italy. Monaco imports coal and wine and exports olive oil and perfume, maintaining steady revenue.
Morris Gest recounts a Philadelphia clergy rule on women's attire at a Chicago Athletic Club smoking room. He recalls the actresses' horror at the decree limiting bodice and ankle exposure, noting a boudoir muse lament over such constraints.
Col Robert M Culler of the United States army medical corps cites 16 cases of operations on old men from strangulated hernias to cancer of the pylorus and urges the Journal of the American Medical Association that age may not bar surgery as often as thought. He notes elderly patients show calm, fortitude and docile post operative behavior.
In a Broadway screening of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse a woman asks her companion if Ibanez has more works. He replies that another horse story, Mare Nostrum, exists.
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