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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
4
Suburban Life B. 8. Bowdish, a noted naturalist, details the screech owl as a familiar yet misunderstood bird. It preys on rats and mice, helps control vermin near human homes, may also take small birds such as English sparrows, and features a long tremulous whistle with a nocturnal blood-curdling repertoire. It exhibits two plumage phases, red and gray, regardless of sex or age.
Louisville Courier Journal quotes advise methods to handle a romantic proposal. Suggestions include ending an engagement gently by starting a flirtation with another man and then breaking off when the fiancé becomes upset.
The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad announces reduced excursion tickets for Mobile Alabama National Convention Knights of Columbus August 5 6 1909 Albany Georgia A C0 F August 16 18 184 Fiovilla Georgia Indian Springs Holiness Camp meeting August 2 16 1909 Macon Georgia July 21 24 1909 Farmers Units Georgia Division Seattle Washington Alaska-Yukon Exposition June 1 October 1909 Seattle IL 0 F September 28 25 1900 Spokane Washington National Irrigation Congress August 9 14 1909 Also certificate plan rates and full information from ticket agents.
A Baltimore reader lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from long term female ailments after four years of misery. The notice claims the remedy cured displacements and irregularities and offers free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Miss Barbara Kral of Highlandtown Maryland describes ten months of intense itching and disfigurement from eczema. After failing to improve with a skin specialist and other remedies, she used Cuticura Ointment and achieved relief after four to five applications.
Nature's greatest remedy, Hancock's Sulphur Compound, offers relief from itching burning and soreness and promotes smooth skin. Salem Virginia resident Mrs Evelyn Garst recounts a three year stubborn cheek lesion healing after one bottle and endorses it. Your druggist sells it with a Ware Harlock Liquid Sulphur Co booklet. A bank deposit likened to a nest egg hints at prudent saving.
The Baptist Handbook reports last year in the United Kingdom there were 046 churches 4124 chapels 1450452 chapel seats 424008 members 58687 Sunday school teachers 678344 Sunday scholars 5616 local preachers and 4078 pastors in charge Relative to 1907 memberships fell by 6869 teachers by 115 scholars by 8816 local preachers by 70 and pastors by 55 Churches rose by 29 chapels by 45 and seating capacity increased for 23451 London Standard report comment on legacy health and inheritance warnings appears at end
Mrs. Virginia Spitzer of Buena Vista Virginia recounts thirty years of kidney pain bearing down dizziness headaches and partial blindness. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with rapid relief and restoration of strength after a hospital stay. The ad urges remembering the name and notes 65 cents per box via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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