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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
4
A compendium of dust as boundless and varied as the universe. It describes dust’s omnipresence from homes to Himalayas and prairies, its immense infinitesimal scale, examples like cigarette smoke particles and indigo dye, and the diverse substances found in street dust.
A collection of aphoristic lines pondering distance honesty stealth intuition and conscience with playful wording and a closing nod to a bygone Boston newspaper voice. The piece stages rhetorical prompts about art health propriety fortune and social behavior.
A former leather merchant turned ambassador to Russia gathered impressions by scent from local factories. Back home he used these olfactory clues to deduce the production formulas, risking suspicion during his stay for possible knowledge of hidden methods.
Mrs Obeesity asserts her husband’s love by allowing her to buy his cigars, a claim challenged by a cautious neighbor. The Philadelphia Times recounts the anecdote as a test of romantic devotion and marital trust expressed in a witty exchange.
In a light hearted moment from Chicago Tribune prose a woman asks Harold if she is his ideal girl. He replies she is his real girl, prompting the old horse to halt and graze as they ride along a country road. The vignette pairs humor with affection and a gentle rural scene.
A playful exchange among sewing tools unfolds with witty wordplay. The thrmad teases the needle about eye injuries, the needle counters, the thimble boasts aid, and the scissors add a pun about seams. The dialogue mockingly weds tool roles to craftroom dynamics.
A Boston Transcript writer recalls an urgent parent asking a store manager to hire her dull appearing son. The manager declares they want wide awake workers and that the boy is too slow. She suggests he could work in the alarm clock department.
In Rockton Illinois two hundred men from age eighteen learn the granite cutting trade in an open shop. Wages start at one dollar per day. Apply at Box 15, Rockton, Illinois near the railroad station.
State School Commissioner announces the annual teachers examination will be held on January 1 and 17. Preparation materials include Hodge Nature Study and Life and other manuals. Ginn & Co. offers the first book from Atlanta for $1.00. other texts available through local commissioners. All county teachers without a local license must take the exam in this county. Respectfully CG Suvunrz C S C.
Georgia Lumpkin County to be held on first Tuesday in June 1811 at the courthouse door for cash. Property offered includes Lots 878 and 879 in Lithia District 1st Section Lumpkin approx 80 acres. Levy under a 1252nd District G M execution in favor of J F Pruett against Elisha Woody and W M Stover. Levy by J A Beck April 3 1911. Sheriff J F Sanarat.
GH McGuires Jeweler offers timely jewelry work in wood style at reasonable prices. He keeps a stock of spectacles and also carries clocks watches and musical instruments for sale in the shop.
J H Sanders of Rockaway New Jersey reports crippling inflammatory rheumatism left him unable to walk for weeks. After using Dr Miles Nervine with salicylate of soda he regained movement and says pain is minimal. The testimonial touts Nervine as a nerve based remedy for rheumatic pain.
The New York American notes that no living people resemble the ancient Egyptians and that only vague guesses can be made from monuments left in the land of the Nile.
A child questions the idea of a lawgiver while an elder recalls legal battles. The elder argues that law is not freely given but sold in small amounts at high prices, framing law as a scarce, costly commodity rather than a universal grant.
The page lists county officers, court schedules, and local organizations in Lumpkin and Dahlonega. Includes names for the Superior Court, Solicitor General, County Board of Education, county officers, town district officials, and U.S. officers. Also catalogs local businesses, professionals, educational institutions, hotels, and services with representative names and roles.
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