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Dahlonega Nugget

Location

Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1922

Page

4

Campaign announcements for Northeastern Circuit judgeship

Multiple candidate notices for the Northeastern Circuit judgeship and Superior Court seat. J Q Bowards, H Savros, H H Perry, and J B Jones announce candidacies pending the September Democratic primary. Each pledges fair impartial service and asks voters for support.

Northeastern Circuit Judge Jones Superior Court Savros Clarkesville Superior Courts

Race of World Conquerors Saracens in Middle Ages

Dr John William Draper notes the Saracens arose as a wandering Arab tribe from the Syro Arabian desert. They expanded across Egypt Persia Syria North Africa Palestine and into Spain and France reaching as far as the Loire. Charles Martel halted the advance, sparing Europe. Gibbon cites a hypothetical march from Gibraltar to the Loire.

Syro Arabian Terori Johin William Draper Ida Mahomet Asia Feu Egypt Persia Syria North Africa Palestine Spain Tarik Italy France Loire Charles Martel Reder Europe Gibbon Rock Gibraltar Lotre Poland Scotland

Climate shaping civilization study links weather to health

Yale professor Ellsworth Huntington mapped climatic zones of favorable conditions and compared them with maps of civilization. He concluded climate greatly influences health and civilization, exceeding direct and agricultural effects. Data from Pittsburgh workers and naval cadets showed physical and mental work fluctuated with weather and death rates varied seasonally. He argued no high civilization is possible where heat and humidity are unfavorable.

Ellsworth Huntington Yale Tie Huntington Pittsburgh Tiea West Point Annapolis Detroit News

Militant wife challenges court with divorce plea

In a county court uncontested by the husband the wife spoke loudly accusing her spouse of brutal treatment. The judge interrupted to ask her to address him clearly, remarking you are not talking to your husband.

Flying rat raiders loot Sam Cherowisk's henhouse

Sam Cherowisk, a Russian farmer living near Packer, reports flying rats raiding his hennery. He defends they are not bats or flying squirrels but large winged rats. He plugged all hole entrances and still eggs and young chicks vanished. A flying rat reportedly entered through a broken window near the roof.

Sam Cherowisk Packer Conny Ays Sam

Reading tastes spark gossip among peers

Felice shows interest in a book but hides the exact title. The conversation suggests a possibly provocative work. Observers muse that it could be a Dickens novel or similar. The dialogue hints at shared social risks faced by young women in their circle.

Felice

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement

The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic that treats catarrh by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces to relieve inflammation. It notes sufferers in a run down condition feel worse and claims the medicine addresses constitutional factors. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Announcement of Candidacy for Solicitor General

Robert McMillan of Clarkeeville Georgia announces candidacy for Solicitor General subject to the September Democratic primary. Howard Thompson also announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the circuit asking for support from both men and women.

Robert McMillan Clarkeeville, Ga Howard Thompson

Arnold Seeks Lumpkin County Seat in Democratic Primary

Crate R Arnold announces candidacy for the lower house from Lumpkin County subject to the September Democratic Primary. He vows to guard the interests of both Lumpkin County and the state if elected.

Lumpkin County General Assembly Lumpkin Crate R, Arnold

Democratic nomination bid for 9th District Congress

A candidate announces for the Democratic nomination to the 68th Congress in the 9th District Georgia. He seeks unanimous voter support, plans to visit every county, and asks voters for interest and support.

Tuos M. Bern

Notice of Libel for Divorce in Lumpkin Superior Court

Mrs Nellie May Cook files for divorce from William A Cook in Lumpkin County Georgia. William A Cook is not a resident of the county or state, and service by publication is ordered. He must appear at the October 1922 term to answer the complaint. Judge J B Jones presides. Clerk T F Onnistran dates July 5 1922.

William A. Cook Lumpkin Superior Court Nellie May Cook J. B. Jones T. F. Onnistran Tampkin County

Dodge Brothers Coupe Demonstrates Practical Universal Appeal

The Dodge Brothers designed a new closed car with a steel body and wide doors. Built on a Dodge Brothers chassis, it blends coupe refinements with lightness, hardihood and economy. The deep seat is leather upholstered and the enamel endures hard usage, restoring to its original lustre.

Dodge Brothers

Land for Sale in Lumpkin County Georgia

Public outcry sale conducted by J. H. Marr to satisfy a deed to secure debt from Mat Stallings. The property in Lumpkin County includes two lots totaling 80 acres in Lot 927 and Lot 928 with 5 acres reserved, 40 acres per lot, minus the reserved portion, to be sold at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in August 1922 for $150 principal note default remedy.

Georgia Lumpkin County J. H. Marr Mat Stallings J. I. Marr Superior Court Said County Court House J. H. Healen J. F. Pruett Attoney

Employment offer for Watkins products sales reps in Memphis

WANTED. Men and women to handle city trade and retail the original and genuine Watkins Products remedies extracts spices toilet requisits household specialties automobile accessories. Over 150 guaranteed products. Our values are unequaled. Write today for free sample and full details. The J. R. Watkins Co. Dept. 77 Memphis Tenn.

Watkins J. R. Watkins Co Memphis Tenn

Sam Conger Still Striving for One More Big Strike

Milwaukee Journal profile of Sam Conger aged ninety with seven decades of mining in Rockies. The famed prospector known as the Grand Old Man of the Mountains traces Buckeye lead in 1862 Boulder County to tungsten finds nationwide. Now back in Colorado, he treks with pack and pan hoping for another fortune, despite age and changing markets.

Sam Conger Rockies Colorado Boulder County Antietam California Oregon New Mexico Arizona Inter Holland Boulder Voor Man Boulder City Oos Denver Allis Company Milwaukee Conger Andrew Carnegie Ohio Wisconsin Missouri Cherry Creek Platte River Great American Desert Great Plains Pike's Peak St. Lazarus Sam Milwaukee Journal

College Receiving Broadcasting Plan Damaged by Fire

A Princeton University fire destroyed part of the radio equipment but insurance covers the loss. The broadcasting project, led by L B Gatter, was nearly arranged. Wisconsin and Minnesota already run university stations for news and athletics, with a 1000 mile range on 800 meter wavelength.

Princeton University L. 8 Gatter Nee University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota General University Scientific American

Taconic Range Links Catskills to Northern New England

The Taconic range forms the western Massachusetts border linking New York Catskills with northern New England peaks. Greylock, at 38 535 feet, claims the state high point in the northwest, while Mount Myerett called the Dome of the Taconics rises 2 624 feet in the southwest.

New England Massachusetts Catskills New York New Fingland American Forestry Commonwealth Mount Myerett

X Rays Fatal to Abdomens in Dog Experiments

University of California medical school researchers S. L. Warren and Dr. G. Whipple report in the Journal of Experimental Medicine that roentgen rays over the abdomen prove fatal in many dog experiments, while rays over the thorax show no ill effects.

University of California Medica School S. L. Warren G. Whipple Journal of Experimental Medicine

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J. QO. Bowards H. H. Perry Gainesville, Ga J.B. Jones Earth Congress James He Crawrorp T. F. Jackson Sone Gainesville Martin’s AYEL Harney Station Omaha Nebraska Homer Head Danloneva
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