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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
4
The Catskill aqueduct's two tunnel headings join to form the world’s longest continuous tunnel. It measures 18 miles in length between ends with a 110 mile water conduit to New York City, ensuring fast delivery in emergencies and reducing famine risk. Remaining work includes tunnel linings and shaft regulating works.
Dialogue centers on a club steward who jokes the job has educational value due to association with swell golfers. A sharp exchange follows about learning new cuss words, illustrating street slang humor.
A toy request scene shows a boy asking for a drum for his little sister who corrects him, and a kind response from a mother figure. The moment highlights sibling affection and generosity in a home setting.
The report notes claims that discussions occurred behind closed doors while the group calls the inquiry open to the public. Critics argue the process lacks transparency and risks eroding trust in the committee.
A terse exchange shows an applicant asserting pride in work while the employer quips about visible finish, underscoring contrasting tones in a terse interview moment.
A playful exchange shows a debenture seeking proposals as a businessman notes receiving several sealed offers. The scene captures a moment of negotiation and familial pride as a father addresses his daughter.
A humorous exchange between Fond Mamma and Fond Papa envisions a child’s future as a chiropodist as a playful, ominous thought. The dialogue riffs on fate and profession with a light, ironic tone.
Briggs and Griggs share a cryptic note about a turkey and an old saying that the good die young. The exchange hints at a humorous or symbolic event reflecting caution and wit in the face of loss.
On a par, an artist proclaims his work is lengthy and ambitious. A caustic critic retorts that his washerwoman’s piece is just as long, signaling a sharp, humorous clash over artistic breadth.
A shabby street organ man pleads for a few new airs to ease his grinding need. The call for fresh tunes highlights his struggle to attract passersby and earn a living in tough conditions.
Tom-Jack gets engaged to Miss Oldgirl, but Tess remarks she is notably older. Tom concedes he does not know.
A Scientific American note describes burglars using a microphone and flat telephone receiver to detect minor sounds as numbers align with a safe lock. Rubber ear tubes transfer the sound, enabling entry once the correct combination is opposite the working point.
Miss Cayenne declares the rumor extraordinary while acknowledging many such tales, and confirms this one appears true, stirring social chatter about an expected marriage.
Libel for divorce filed by Mrs. Isaac Grizzle against Isaac Grizzle in Lumpkin Superior Court. Defendant ordered to appear at the October Term 1914 or face judgment. Mention of teacher examinations and licensing material referenced for Georgia teachers and principals.
Partiers avoiding private conveyance may take the mail hack leaving Dahlonega at 8:00 a.m. The hack arrives in Dahlonega at 3:20 p.m. Fare is $1.50.
An ancient shade asks how modern women feel about skirts and a young potential spirit replies that the matter is divided. The remark reflects commentary on fashion norms and generational views.
Willie-Paw explains a sense of humor as the ability to laugh at your own jokes. He describes it as a playful trait passed from father to son and uses light humor to teach the concept.
A truncated note asks about the first train time at Merk country hotel mentioning a sim milk train and a guest query about the milk punch train schedule. The readable fragment emphasizes early morning rail timing and a traveler’s question.
A brief social sketch notes Mrs Jones and family rule out meat consumption. The speaker jokes that the family is “valetudinarians,” implying chronic ill health and delicate appetites. The exchange highlights dietary restraint and social commentary in a compact vignette.
Guests praised the wine party loudly enough to draw police attention and end the event. The officers then ran the party in to maintain order and safety.
In a playful exchange Jack-Are the Swifts swimmers or onlookers Jessie calls them edge players not swimmers and notes they are more like waders than swimmers, emphasizing cautious positioning rather than sprinting speed.
Fragmented political notices show Robert McMinnan seeks reelection as Solicitor General with Democratic Party backing. James A. Dockrey runs for Lumpkin County representative, pledging dedication to county and state interests. A Georgia state treasurer race candidate touts past performance and asks for primary endorsement.
Public sale to satisfy 1913 taxes of unreturned undeveloped wild lands in Lumpkin County Georgia. Properties include multiple parcels in the 15th, 11th, 12th and 4th districts with about forty acres each. Sheriff TM M. Ray to conduct at Dahlonega courthouse on first Tuesday in July 1914.
A Kentucky letter describes four years of severe womanly troubles ending when the husband gave Cardus the woman’s tonic. The wife says she regained strength, can walk two miles, and does all her work. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist and request Home Treatment for Women from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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