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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
4
The 1832 founded farming Jewish colony in Garfield county faced sparse success. In 1882 Cincinnati Jewish committee placed 24 Pawnee east of Ravanna families, funding homesteads supplies and two cows per two families. By 1890 most Jews left Garfield county.
James William Bryan of Washington claims a four leg automated vehicle with forty patents including basic tech. His five passenger clutchless gearless springless car weighs half as much as wheeled models and two engines totaling 40 horsepower would supposedly reach 81 mph. Legs mimic human motion and adapt to a 12 inch incline while keeping the body level.
A fragmentary dialogue references Ballington a Yale graduate now head of a major prison and Kinestey remarks on a classmate who won medals. The text pivots on education influence, social welfare, and implied reputations within a murky context.
Experts from the University of Pennsylvania museum and the British museum will explore Ur the home of the Patriarch Abraham. No systematic digging has occurred there yet though large libraries of cuneiform texts have been collected from near Ur by explorers and Arabs.
Small Chinese firms find hiring trucks cheaper and more efficient than employing large numbers of coolies. Operating one truck for a day costs about 31 dollars, while the same work by sixty coolies would cost 36 to 48 dollars in labor alone.
In Liberia the school system starts with young students who, after mastering a class, become tutors for others. Those pupils are then taught by students who completed the next higher class. Many children trek eight miles through swamps to reach the schools.
A massive whale skull found on the Alita hay shore in Alaska was sawed into eight pieces for handling. A United States Department of Agriculture representative arranged first aid and shipment to a cannery, then to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington under a cooperative understanding.
A wife complains she gets less money than the poker players she sees. She urges equal treatment, while the husband responds with a lighthearted offer of an I O U for ten dollars. The exchange highlights a domestic financial disagreement over gambling behavior.
Little Willie asks if today is tomorrow and his father explains the sequence of days. The child puzzles through yesterday today and tomorrow, concluding each day can be yesterday today and tomorrow at once, then sends him to play.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals linked to a retirement or pension notice with vague identifiers and no clear dates or full context.
The Ontario Horticultural Association urges the federal Minister of Agriculture to study commercial nut cultivation in Canada. With rising importation, many imported varieties could thrive here. A survey will be appointed to assess the situation and consider national varieties.
A garbled OCR fragment appears to quote dialogue about age fashion and driving. The illegible text includes scattered phrases about wind travel and a tired take him out, with no clear event or identifiable subjects.
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