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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
4
An advertisement style summary notes essentials for a healthy home, praising proven products like Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, Capuchine for indigestion, and Shuptrine Terrening. It cites endorsements from the Well-Informed of the World and physicians, with purchase points to California Fig Syrup Co. and druggists.
The article notes the oldest known organ, dating to around 1046, discovered in Sundre on Gothland. The preserved organ case, pedal and manual holes, bellows chamber, and 1240 paintings showcase early Gothic craft. It survived as a sacristy and storage, kept in good repair for centuries.
A Washington DC physician reports years of severe headaches and illness from coffee ceased after using Postum. He describes improved health, weight gain of 20 pounds, and clearer thinking after properly preparing Postum with cream and sugar. The letter endorses Postum and cites nourishment and phosphates.
Atlanta Georgia where the fertilizer tax bill faces a senate committee review. Advocates Barrow Soule present as supporters while SUL report is unfavorably noted. If disagreement to the report blocks passage, the bill could fail, threatening eleven district agricultural schools and their half million dollars in grounds and buildings. The schools plan to teach dairying cattle raising and feed testing, using cotton seed meal and hulls and southern by products to boost farm utilization.
The Central of Georgia railway offices will move from Macon to Atlanta by August. Georgia Weekly Press Association enjoyed a royal Bruns wick visit with a Frederica fish fry and a 75 mile harbor steam trip. Fannin Gilmer and Union counties protest Ducktown fumes despite a US Supreme Court injunction. The Pasteur treatment is praised, saving state funds, and twenty three mad dog victims treated free.
An honest doctor Dr R Sylvester ER Smith of St Louis writes Peruna is the best friend a sick man can have. After months of catarrhal bronchial trouble and exposure he says Peruna restored his health in three months. Another physician Dr A W Perrin of Brooklyn endorses Peruna for patients and notes it is now widely available.
A barber receives a spray of apple blossoms from a country customer on Long Island. The blossoms, unidentified at first, are recognized after careful inspection, including scent, as a delicate bouquet. The scene unfolds as the customer sits for a shave, noting the blossom fragrance and beauty in the shop. Nearby ads mention Mrs Winslow’s Syrup and Abbott’s East Indian Corn Paint.
A witty exchange questions prudent congratulations on a wedding and marriage choices. The dialogue jokingly exposes social restraint as one character refuses to properly praise either groom or bride, citing excessive familiarity with both. The piece satirizes manners and honesty in social customs.
A Kokomo Indiana mother reports her sick child with itching sores spreading over the body. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for four nights, the boy is entirely cured. The notice appears in the St Joseph Observer.
A man and a woman living in accord form a complete society with mutual aid and study, needing little outside help. Cites press cautions on health and intellect, warns that poor health limits scholarship, and notes ad seeking small business inducements in Raymond, Georgia. The piece contrasts views from New York journals on morality, mental growth, and the value of physical development.
A playful exchange from a Chicago Journal item notes a person being described with hard features and a marble brow. The suaver partner comments on eyes like diamonds and lips like rubies in a witty dialogue excerpt.
Mrs Enos Shearer of Centralia Washington recalls four months in bed with swelling pains and sleepless nights. Three doctors said no cure until she used Dean's Kidney Pills and recovered to walk again. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. A Connecticut husband dies from eating his wife's first pie illustrating brave grooms marrying.
A New York World note praises mig nonette window boxes as a summer insect barrier. The fragrant flowers deter pests, suggesting screens may be discarded in favor of decorative boxes. The Charleston News and Courier adds a jab about demagogues who refuse to associate with each other.
A collection of old ads promoting corn and bunion treatments. Annorr’s Hast Indian Corn Paint promises quick permanent relief without cutting or burning. Allen’s Foot-Ease powder claims to soothe swollen sore feet and aid tight shoes. Both ads urge mail orders and list addresses in Savannah and LeRoy New York.
A humorous line notes that when a shy man lacks gesture he keeps hands in his pockets, which is said to be better than placing them in others pockets in a quip from the Philadelphia Record.
Glencoe Maryland November 21 1907 Mrs M Harvey reports 12 year eczema on her hands improved after four days use of TRINE by J T Saup e Department A Savannah Georgia. TRINE marketed as safest fastest cure for eczema and skin diseases 50 cents by mail. Also a Louisville Courier Journal inquiry notes a California politician died of heart disease when arrested for embezzlement.
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