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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1903
Page
4
A Philadelphia Ledger note extols wives wit and gentleness. The text then mocks wealth as a myth and cites a Kalamazoo State Asylum death case involving nails and miscellany digested from a patient’s stomach. It ends with quoted moral reflections on wealth and human virtue.
The notice extols the college as a superior investment with tuition free and cheap board, healthy climate and disciplined, high scholarship. It boasts distinguished graduates, a strong cadet corps, and a state oratory championship, inviting inquiries to President Dr. B S Avis in Dahlonega, Ga.
A compact moral note describing a true woman as kind generous and selfless. It emphasizes avoiding unkind talk about friends seeking the good in others listening patiently and treating everyone with grace regardless of status. The piece urges broad minded behavior and shared joy and sorrow.
A collage of quotes and anecdotes covers risks of delays in decisions, harsh punishments for drunkenness in Norway, and curious local scenes. A Missouri lineman notes a farmhouse telephone line sparking social chatter while a court quizzed a man about marriage and dynamite exposure.
In a humorous exchange a gentleman asks a dentist to inspect his teeth. The dentist admires the overall look, then reveals the plan to pull four teeth, fill six, and crown three, prompting astonishment at the extent of work required.
A punning exchange in Brooklyn Life features Mrs Hoyle telling her husband not to kiss her until he stops drinking while Mrs Doyle questions encouragement of the liquor trade.
A 1902 Illinois census notes 84 840 births in the state with 27 847 in Chicago. It records 572 twin births and fifteen triplets. A correspondent quips about preachers predicting doomsday and Sunday labor, while Brooks County liquor tax is listed at 12 000 dollars.
A testimonial proclaims Dr Miles Nervine rebuilds shattered nerves and restores appetite after LaGrippe. The ad cites improved energy, sleep, and mood, claiming instant relief and urging readers to obtain the product from local druggists or request a free booklet from Dr Miles Medical Co.
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