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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
4
A Spanish boy fleeing harsh schooling learns perseverance from a rope worn smooth a well curb. The incident shows slow plodding effort outdoing quickness, leading him to return home and become a renowned teacher and preacher.
Dr Antonio Vidal a leading Argentine educator spent a year studying European and American schools in Chicago. He concluded the United States leads the world in educating defective children and Germany is its only rival. He discussed sex hygiene teaching but has not decided for or against its inclusion due to many related issues.
A philanthropic doctor in a mining town gives new thermometers to several families and urges keeping homes at proper temperature. One woman explains she hangs the device and watches it, and when it rises above 70 degrees she removes it and places it outside to cool.
A nervous passenger asks why lookouts are needed. the conductor replies they ran over a cat. He adds the cat wasn’t on the track but the locomotive chased her up an alley, delivering a humorous, safe punchline.
The commentator asks if an ice famine might strike this season and notes a surprising business in a freeze out. The line hints at unusual weather impacts and anxieties over supply.
A light exchange hints that domestic discontent may rest on coffee grounds as a joking reply. The remark suggests a playful or trivial basis for a dispute.
A humorous Paris item from Le Rire notes a woman replying to a dress critique that she will instead wear gloves. The quip reflects social expectations and fashion banter in a lighthearted tone.
A quoted exchange contrasts imagined uses of opti mist with a man who links seasonal prices of ice in winter and coal in summer. The remark hints at economic thinking and practical concerns embedded in everyday speech.
A collection of public notices from Georgia voters announcing candidacies for Solicitor General of the Northeastern Circuit Lumpkin County representative state treasurer and other roles. The notices request Democratic primary support and affirm past service and future aims.
Unreturned unimproved wild lands in Lumpkin County Georgia listed for sale at public outcry on the first Tuesday in July 1914. Parcels include several lots in the Fifteenth, Eleventh, Twelfth and Fifth Districts totaling about forty acres each. Owners unknown, tax executions by C G Walden Tax Collector. Teel Ray Sheriff.
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