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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
4
A young lawyer takes his dog and girlfriend for a drive. His bulldog fights the neighbor’s dog, ends with a peaceful exchange and a handshake. The neighbor declines to scold, boasting two elderly daughters as a reason for fair play.
A nephew laments monthly finances and insists he cannot save. The uncle suggests cutting expenses, prompting the nephew to consider stricter spending limits as a desperate measure.
Recent Montreal tests show that adding stone screenings to aggregate can increase concrete strength by about 22 percent when used at 5 percent of aggregate weight. Replacing sand with crusher sand in mortar yielded strength gains from 15 percent to 79 percent in the test specimens.
A tiny vehicle called the Spider, powered by a six-horsepower V twin, climbed a 10 percent grade in France at over 60 miles per hour. The light machine uses pulley steering and the driver’s legs extend into the hood while the passenger rests on side supports.
William James of Smoke Run Pa is honored as the country's oldest miner after 78 years in mines in the United States and Wales. He began work at age six and laid down his tools on July 3 1920.
Officials in Washington expect Japan to begin a detailed naval aviation plan after recent government actions. Tokyo has purchased airplanes in Europe and enlisted British naval experts for guidance.
Residents along the Sydney Nova Scotia coast enjoy a wintry seal hunt near the beach as stray herds follow the northern ice pack. Small groups were shot by one hunter along Lingan within a single day.
A hen shown in Altoona claims a record of 860 eggs in a year. Another Altoona hen owned by Mrs. Stover allegedly laid five eggs in a day on several occasions. After death, five hard shelled eggs were found along with one soft shell egg and several small ones, per the Chicago Journal.
Dr. OC W Kimmins of London reports findings from a six year study of dreams in nearly 6000 children aged eight to sixteen. He says their dream descriptions surpass their ordinary essay writing, suggesting a fresh mental element at work.
Los Gatos residents complain roosters crow and interrupt sleep. Real estate dealer Zedd Riggs proposes wing cuffs to restrain a rooster from flapping so it cannot crow. George Shaner counters that a rooster can crow without flapping by stretching its neck and introduces a neck checkrein as an alternative.
A Swiss traveler reached Paris after seven years circling the globe by bicycle. He rode about 85,000 miles, documenting his around the world journey in a bold expedition.
The Atlanta Journal now operates 24 hour AP leased wire service and United Press full leased wire coverage. News arrives constantly day and night and is distributed to subscribers on the first train from Atlanta.
By mail, payable in advance Daily and Sunday. One Year 9.50, Six Months 5.00, One Month 0.50 for the Daily Journal. The Sunday Journal costs One Year 4.00, Six Months 2.50. The Atlanta Journal offers One Year 7.50, Six Months 4.00, One Month 0.70.
An elderly colored woman seeks separation from bed and board after 16 years of marriage in Judge Andy Wilson's juvenile court. She has borne 28 children to her husband, who complains he cannot finance the family while joking about fathering his country.
A new stable boy asked where a horse gains its strength and the farmer replied bones. The boy quipped that their horses must be all strength, and was dismissed immediately.
Public sale notices list multiple parcels in Lumpkin and Lampkin counties on the first Tuesday in July 1921. Property owners include BR G Elliott A T Crane LO Perry and J Perry with liens from Hugh M Dorsey Bank of Lumpkin County and others. Auction to satisfy court executions.
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