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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
4
A fragmentary dialogue features an aunt gifting a watch to the speaker and the india rubber man being a proud father. Banter explores jokes, marriage, and a man’s word versus his bond, ending with a quip that the bond is good for nothing.
A witty dialogue scene features an actor admitting his struggle to paint emotions while a critic questions if the issue is the paint itself. The back and forth hints at performance vs. medium in a theater setting.
In a quoted cartoon style exchange Mr Chuggins notes the distance a car can cover in a day hinges on gasoline cost. The gag highlights shifting fuel prices altering travel range.
Doors open at 7:00 P M with moving pictures starting promptly at 8:00 P M The Chapel Bell rings to signal doors open An interesting program will be shown each evening All are invited Moving Picture Committee
The article notes rapid aero plane development for passenger and freight use with predictions of broad public access within years. It cites Wright company president Edward M Hagar reporting requests for ten three ton freight aircraft to carry ore from inaccessible mines to shipping points, and remarks how wartime aviation may expand peacetime use.
Henry Sullivan won over Charlie Toth of South Boston in the Provincetown to Nantasket leg endurance swim and, during 20 hours 27 minutes in the water, consumed seven pounds of steak four pounds of chicken several glasses of malted milk a basket of grapes and several glasses of tonic. Sullivan rested after the swim saying the effort left him satisfied though a shark scare caused Toth to withdraw after 17 hours.
A pharmacy describes its prompt attention for children brought in with prescriptions or requests for care. Emphasizes swift, careful service and readiness to assist busy families seeking timely pharmaceutical help.
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