Iconoclast notes on living in the neighborhood breeze
A dialog sketches contrasting views of local life with the speaker praising the breeze while Knowton condemns the mud, revealing tension over place and conditions in the outskirts.
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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
4
A dialog sketches contrasting views of local life with the speaker praising the breeze while Knowton condemns the mud, revealing tension over place and conditions in the outskirts.
Georgia Lumpkin County Superior Court records show O J Linay attorney filing June 21 petitioners Charles Allen Rathbone George H Cobb Wo Grover A H Rice Wm Grover T L Rathbone all of Potter County Pennsylvania seek incorporation as PENNSYLVANIA TIMBER COMPANY for twenty years with capital stock of 25000 dollars. The company would buy lease and manage real estate timber lands sawmills and lumber products with branch offices possible and authority to mortgage issue bonds wind up by two thirds stock vote. Principal office in Dahlonega Lumpkin County Georgia with filing clerk CoC Han and seal on June 21 101s or 101s.
Incomplete text hints at someone named Grabit and a claim of itching and scratching as a clue. The passage reads like a clipped, informal note without clear events, dates, places, or roles. No verifiable actions or outcomes are present to summarize meaningfully.
In a domestic dispute, Mr Growler complains of excessive hot air inside the home while Mrs Growler retorts that he should stop talking. The exchange highlights ongoing friction and a desire for quiet.
In a quirky exchange USLAL PROCESS questions motive behind a quirky onstage pony ballet in a musical show while another panelist asks if earning broilers is the right aim. The dialogue highlights tensions between entertainment and practicality in the discussion.
A Warsaw bookkeeper Schneider awaiting trial for fraud had a cake sent to him by his family. The cake contained a revolver and seven cartridges. He confessed intent to shoot jailers and escape. The warder recalls how the trap was uncovered and notes honesty is not always best policy.
In a playful exchange Miss Coed explains that the starter for the girls races merely shouts Mouse, not blasts a pistol. The quote contrasts the expected starter’s pistol with a simple call.
A Mothers' Magazine writer urges parents to reveal their best nature daily to the child. Unfaithfulness to self, strangers, the state, and God is branded as life’s real aim, with love as loyalty’s handmaiden. Constancy and unwavering faith are to grow in the child’s heart like enduring roses.
Rumor spreads as Tit-Bits reports a foundry accident where a husband is said to have fallen into a furnace and been overcome by intense heat, eliciting concern from Mrs. Malone.
The speaker asks for a theory about rising living costs. The reply suggests that prices are higher overall because goods and services cost more. The exchange is brief and general with no specific data or sources.
A fragment depicts a back door encounter with a wary homeowner and a passerby. Dialogue ponders whether the visitor is a trainp, a boy scout, or a hiking suffragette, reflecting playful confusion.
In a light exchange characters discuss a missionary visiting native tribes with a humorous line about them “eating him up.” A quick banter follows about affection, lambs, and the missionary’s grooming, ending with a playful remark on his shaving habits.
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