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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
4
A column explores why love brings joy and pain, noting how absence tests affection, the surprise of reciprocation, and the difference between friendship and romance. It questions marriage without love, the male gaze, and the forgiving nature of true affection while claiming women face unique social dynamics in romantic pursuits.
A ten or twelve year old boy at a family meal asks who cared for him at birth. Grandparents explain the nurse system, noting mothers may not understand baby care and hospitals train nurses. The boy then asks who took care of his sister, prompting discussion.
The principal trustee of school district No. 16 invited a recent graduate for a teaching position. On the porch after dinner he pointed to a small orange bag with black spots crawling on the floor and asked if the man knew what it was. The applicant proudly cited Coccinella septempunctata, but the trustee retorted that one who cannot recognize a ladybug cannot get his vote.
A lithic craftsman recalls a visitor seeking a tombstone with the word Resurgam. When translated as It shall rise again, the woman panicked and asked for Rest in Peace instead. The anecdote appears in the New York Press with a note on truth in fault finding from the Atchison Globe.
A discussion on the value of a cheerful temper, noting that good humor is contagious and attracts friends, while grumbling repels. It argues the inner remedy lies within the individual and uses a Kentucky man’s life sketch as a humorous contrast to illustrate temperament’s impact.
Endorsed testimony recounts recovery from heart disease after using Dr Miles Heart Cure Nervine and Tonic. While age and weakness persist the patent remedy is described as a blood tonic and regulator of heart action. The letter from J L Slaughter of Salem Virginia praises the treatment and invites readers to obtain the free book and first bottle guarantees.
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