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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1915
Page
4
A statement argues for workplace sobriety rules not abstinence and notes that workers may visit beer saloons after knocking off. It contends employers should not forbid such behavior under threat of discharge, claiming workers would be justified in leaving.
The piece argues for universal peace while warning that true peace begins at home. It condemns politicians who harass industry and agriculture, cites past wars with progress, and urges accountability before calls for global harmony. It emphasizes prosperity for citizens and prudent, domestic restraint.
The piece argues against women's suffrage by contrasting domestic priorities with political rights. It asserts most women favor home life and family duties, while a minority seeks ballots, labeling suffragists as those who neglect motherhood and home while advocating protests.
A witty quotation criticizes politics and education, implying a son pursues a career in public life by avoiding letter writing. The remark plays on the value of formal schooling versus practical skills in the path to influence.
In a terse dialogue Watkyns questions if a watchdog is involved while retorting that the item is a 79 cent watchdog. The exchange presents a dismissive tone and minimal fanfare.
The writer describes a week in Japan with a peculiar ritual of prayer using wad paper stuck to a taped image, then shifts to a Manila Bay arrival aboard the ship Manchuria. After a twenty eight day journey from America, the author thanks friends at both old and new homes for warm welcomes from A. W. Carn.
Letter from D T Stantons of Abercrombie Oklahoma praising Gentian remedy after unsuccessful Hot Springs treatment. He forwards $1.10 and urges others to try Townsend writer proprietor of Dahlonega Nugget with refund if no relief. Many cured or on road to health, claims others healed.
An advertisement for Pure Herb Tablets asserts no alcohol or opiates and promotes a natural reset of the digestive system. It claims benefits to stomach digestion, kidney and liver function, and blood purification with immediate well feeling and no weakness. A three month course costs one dollar per box, with a money back guarantee.
Nansonega graded school charges residents $1.00 per month while non residents pay a higher amount. A G Ferguson is named as principal in the item describing local education in the town notice.
A terse alert appears urging readers to notice a development or issue. The note signals public attention without detailing specifics, inviting curiosity about subsequent coverage or clarification in coming editions.
In Catron Kentucky Mrs Bettie Bullock writes of four years of severe womanly troubles. A doctor’s treatment failed and she grew weak until her husband gave Cardui the woman’s tonic. She soon walked two miles and did all her work. The ad urges others to try Cardui and contact Chattanooga Medicine Co for instructions and a booklet.
A column advises keeping safe home remedies and medicines in reach for common injuries. It notes wise mothers store proper balms and apply simple treatments to reduce pain from falls and accidents.
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