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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
4
Nineteen young penguins at the London Zoo have begun a hunger strike and must be force fed. Dr James Murray notes penguin speech attempts and reports the birds from the Falkland Islands are among the strikers. The keepers hope the birds come to reason soon after continued forcible feeding.
A playful exchange about lawn tennis soup at a boarding house stirs curiosity as Joax and Hoax trade quips. The joke riffs on a strained net and nerves, delivering a light, pithy humorous fragment.
A brief exchange notes a plant in the begonia family and mentions caretaking during the owners' absence. The dialogue hints at hands on plant care while travelers are away.
Railroad schedule shows trains between Gainesville and North Helen with stops at Bradford Street, Brookton, County Line, and Nacoochee. Train numbers 2 12 4 80 connect with Southern Ry at Bradford Street Gainesville. Arrival and departure times listed with an emphasis on morning and afternoon services.
An advertisement promotes Pure Herb Tablets claimed to correct digestion kidneys liver and bowels while purifying blood. It promises no weakening sensation and immediate comfort with three months treatment per box. Federal claim of refund and shipping to any address for one dollar from Ashland Ohio manufacturer and Dahlonega Georgia agent.
A letter from D T Simmons of rerepina Oklahoma endorses Gentian as a remedy for rheumatism. He claims relief after a Hot Springs Ark treatment failed and notes sending payment and refunds if no relief. The ad-like message urges others to try the remedy via W B Townsend editor.
Marion Quackenbush of Cornwall New York bit a dynamite blasting cap found on West Shore railroad tracks and suffered critical injuries after the cap exploded biting out six teeth and lacerating lips and throat. Her brother fetched medical aid and she was revived after the blast.
A quoted exchange reveals hesitation about being treated as family by employers. One speaker rejects the idea of enduring swearing or mistreatment, asserting they would not tolerate such conduct. The dialogue hints at workplace dynamics and personal boundaries.
A quotation notes the value of seeking help from police by saying people are advised to tell their troubles to a policeman because it is easy to arrest his attention. The line plays on wordplay about arrest and attention.
A report notes Jones appeared battered though the remark says he only attended a peace conference. The exchange underscores a public image clash between perceived conflict and diplomatic work.
A playful exchange centers on Peggy Brown with remarks about appearance and flattery, highlighting a friendly banter between speakers. The dialogue features light humor and mutual compliments in a social setting.
Dahlonega graded school is listed as an educational center in the state along with the Agricultural College and a well graded public school system is noted.
A Kentucky man reports five years of stomach trouble with sick headaches finally relieved after using Thedford's Black Draught. He credits the remedy for improved appetite and sleep and urges others to try the pure vegetable medicine kept in every family chest.
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