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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
2
Dahlonega items report Fiddlers Convention in Roberta on June 28 and a Rome child’s fatal fall. Notes on San Francisco earthquake losses, Georgia rural phone lines, a populist meeting in Atlanta, a Virginia fire, and wheat losses in Chicago. Articles urge local business effort and rail and mail delivery developments.
The 4th Assistant Postmaster General outlines Rural Route policy in reply to Hon. Thomas M. Bell. He notes 110 routes in the district with seven newly granted and details criteria for patronage, possible tri weekly service, and conditions leading to discontinuance, plus 84 pending petitions across multiple counties.
A county newspaper extols former farm boys as healthy, intelligent, and happy. It urges farmers to keep their sons on the farm with vacations, books, and local paper access, proclaiming the farm as best for a useful life and promising ongoing friendship and community news.
Rev Dr Chas O Jones of St Mark's Methodist preached a one hour commencement sermon in Atlanta. He spoke on Providence nature and God's laws, warning against misfortune and discontent and urging faith in Christ for true peace. He cited Psalm 57 and John 14 20, stressing universal access to spiritual blessing through obedience and conscience guided by the Holy Spirit.
The article claims a severe cold can be broken up in one or two days. Early symptoms include a dry loud cough watery nasal discharge and a white tongue coating. It recommends taking Chamberlains cough remedy hourly at first to counteract the cold and restore health within a day or two. Dr O H Jones Druggist Duhloneya Ga.
The text notes Republican candidate Mr. Hairston and endorses Hoke Smith and Burton, with Burton’s successor appointment of F D Cosburn. It cites Terry Alexander’s revival costs at Athleta about $6000, $2000 unpaid, and records Smith opposing foreign capital and railroads by foreign firms.
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