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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
4
A testimonial notes Mrs C C Gokey suffered five years with heart trouble and left side pains. After taking six bottles of Dr Miles Heart Remedy she reports sleep return, appetite improve, and full recovery. The ad urges readers to protect themselves with the remedy and promises money back if no benefit.
Prof George S McClellan will chair the Princeton University foundation in public affairs after September 1. He will focus on practical politics and municipal government, funded by the Ford Stafford Little endowment. Morgan and others helped raise the $50,000 endowment, with McClellan to return to the U S to begin duties.
Washington society awaits the wedding date of Christian Hemmick to Mrs. Alice P. Barney widow of Albert C. Barney. Mrs. Barney reportedly transferred 3 million dollars to her daughters Natalie and Laura so the suitor’s motives are not questioned. The baronial family, tied to Pike’s Peak fortunes, once pressed daughter away from Henry Stanley the African explorer.
The notice describes Lady Dorothy Tennant as a charming woman and writer of fame. It states Mrs Barney’s fiancé is twenty six years old. It notes she is sixty one, short, blunder and fair, and youthful in manner and appearance.
A Pennsylvania attorney general recalls lay judges aiding law judges in rural counties and recounts a senator’s inquiry into abolishing the office. The anecdote highlights a lay judge who, after decades of work with little chance for concurrent opinions, chuckles at long arguments and asks about the practicalities of legal workload. The text also includes a humorous Canadian migration piece and a linguistic riff from Youth’s Companion.
Sawyer explains suing Jones for damages after a motor car collision. He worries about Jones lacking funds, but suggests using the car as compensation. The exchange ends with a practical workaround for recovery.
A humorous clash unfolds as a cat’s nap on a newly worn hat causes its owner to parade through town with the felines resting spot unnoticed. Passersby react to the unexpected feline fashion fiasco and the hat’s new markings.
Francis V. Oliver Jr resigns as chief of the bureau of licenses to become secretary to U S senator James A. O'Gorman. He is noted as the man who struck fear among taxi bandits and exposed a driver cheating the meter by making him drive around town while the commissioner learned the trick.
A Yonkers States snippet humorously recalls a customs inspection where a man, in a domestic scene, searches a bureau drawer for a shirt, prompting witty reactions from Mrs Myles and Mrs Styles about surprising behavior.
The record lists Lumpkin Superior Court meets on the 3rd Mondays in April and October with J B Jones as judge and Robert McMillan as solicitor. Court days in Dahlonega and town districts, county officers, board of education, and local businesses, churches, and hotels are itemized with names and roles.
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