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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
4
A description of the Brazil nut tree detailing its immense height from 100 to 130 feet, thick cylindrical trunk, and evergreen leaves. It notes flowering with yellow blossoms, fruiting pods containing 15 to 20 nuts, and the hard shells resistant to cart wheels. It also describes the native method using a curved knife to crack pods.
A quoted exchange notes club members in overalls protesting high costs. The speaker questions the practicality of a broad club boycott when many wear worn suits at home, highlighting economic strain and social divide.
Georgia voters will decide September 8 the governor race. John Holder, veteran legislator and former speaker, is praised for honesty fairness and effective public service. Endorsements from multiple newspapers and colleagues cite his record on education roads and state governance.
Several candidates including Howard Thompson announce for Congress in Georgia ninth district. Letters emphasize constitutional liberties and opposition to a League of Nations while pledging service and responsiveness to constituents.
The Star endorses Hon. Clifford Walker as Georgia governor. Irwin County supporters praise his speech and public record, noting his prior success as Attorney General and suggesting he has led the race with strong backing from locals.
A U S commerce report forecasts larger subarctic raw material production next year with traders gearing up for a busy season. Native traders report prospects for an abundant fur catch unseen before, signaling strong Arctic commerce ahead.
A weary man jokes about taking a day off to fish, while his wife retorts that he has already called in sick four times that week. The exchange captures a combative domestic moment over work and leisure.
An article addresses hydrophobia in Georgia dogs and argues ownerless dogs at large spread rabies. It cites England’s muzzle laws, outlines steps after a dog bite, including wound disinfection, doctor visit, dog capture or observation, and cautions against premature killing, stressing observation and careful reporting.
J B Kelly vice-president of the First National Bank Graceville Florida writes that after his daughter's illness and appendicitis operation she improved after taking Ziron three times daily. He says her appetite nerves and energy improved and endorses Ziron as a scientifically reconstructed tonic for weak blood. Druggists offer a money back guarantee.
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