Not in His Course 1918 to 1919 Chemistry Record
A brief college note contrasts antimony as a chemistry topic with a student responding I really don’t know. The exchange records a quip about courses and knowledge during the 1918 1919 academic year.
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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
4
A brief college note contrasts antimony as a chemistry topic with a student responding I really don’t know. The exchange records a quip about courses and knowledge during the 1918 1919 academic year.
A look at national button production highlights how a single missing unit can disrupt everyday life as millions of buttons are made each year in the United States. The piece reflects on industry scale and consumer dependence.
A brief quip contrasts caution with haste, noting that those who rush to act on old advice often settle for the less prestigious second table. The remark highlights prudence over impulse in decision making.
To fish successfully from the dock it is necessary to distinguish the bite of a bullhead from that of an old shoe.
Plaintiffs name Bunker Hill Gold Mining and Dredging Company as borrower on a large real estate mortgage covering numerous mineral interests along Chestatee River in Lumpkin County Georgia. The court orders payment of principal interest and costs by April first next term or foreclosure and loss of equity of redemption. Service is to be perfected per law. April 16 1917. J B Jones J S C A true copy from the Minutes of Lumpkin Superior Court. F Christian Clerk.
In an editorial, Dr Sato of Northeastern Imperial University argues rice price rises cannot expand arable land in Japan. He suggests sending farmers abroad to Korea Manchuria Mongolia and other Orient destinations as a more effective remedy, urging government action.
A playful exchange asks if love shows through flowers or expensive gifts. One says the test is not a simple flower, but whether the other person sends the most costly blooms to prove devotion.
Guests depart a seashore hotel after Labor Day while a waitress from New York chats with them. The talk centers on her owning three private houses and her winter plans as guests hurry to leave.
In Matabeleland natives under European direction advance cattle culture, hailed as one of South Africa’s finest cattle regions. Aberdeen Angus stock dominated a recent show with Enochdhu of Hanley taking best bull, and a group class win for the breed. A Cape government bred bull from Ermelo beat another entry in the old bull class.
The Birmingham Age-Herald reports the husband of a grand opera prima donna charges her with cruel and inhuman treatment. She replies that her artistic temperament leads her to imagine her husband as her manager when she is mad.
A Mrs Mary Kilman of Rouse City Texas recounts severe postpartum side pain lasting three months. After doctor visits failed to help, she began Cardus and soon recovered, taking three bottles and becoming healthy. The ad urges others with headaches backaches and monthly pains to try Cardus the woman’s tonic.
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