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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
4
A humorous description of attending a theater in Asia Magazine noting narrow stairs, a three sided balcony, and a box for eighteen. The ticket price is six dimes per person with six cents for ushers and coolles, plus one cent per ten cents paid. Teapots, cups, and melon seed accompany the performance.
A husband tells his wife he must stay downtown for a last minute business meeting with a New York visitor named Davidson and rushes home after a quarrel over a whispered call. The tale sits among a column on satiety and happiness.
Heat castor oil briefly to liquid before giving. For infants and young children a pinch of brown sugar helps swallow it. For elders, warm milk improves taste and aids the effect. beat until frothy and sweetened with sugar. The method reduces nausea and improves acceptance.
The first world veterinary school opened in 1742 at Lyons by Claude Bourgelat, turning from law to animal disease study and earning the title royal school. Berglot’s cavalry background sparked his horse interest. Later, London Veterinary College began in 1791 at Camden Town and New York followed with a 1857 establishment.
The Mothers Magazine notes spring brings marble play among boys and sometimes girls, lasting a few weeks as a seasonal activity. It argues marbles reward skill, not chance, and that earning from skill is proper if rules are followed, unlike games of chance using pennies or dice.
The article explains that modern building projects use a strict time table similar to a railroad schedule. Unlike trains, construction must stay on pace to avoid time and money losses, with every minute planned from ground breaking to completion.
In The American Magazine William Maxwell cites Edison on executive restraint noting that leaders should sometimes know nothing of disputes to let issues resolve themselves. He compares this to Lincoln’s adage about avoiding meddling between competing parties.
A brief ad style notice touts a pure well made wholesome bread as a top family table choice. The fragment emphasizes quality ingredients and wholesome appeal for home meals.
The document lists county officers and education leaders including representatives, clerks, treasurers, tax collectors, assessors, and a county board of education with names such as Myraig R. Arnold, B. Townsend, Kristian Shoe, Alfred Grigzle, H. Head, W. L. Ash, D. O. Johnson, G. G. Evans, M. R. Bryan, W. T. Dowdy, D. W. Caldwell, Y. G. Abercrombie, C. N. Fitts, and H. F. Higgins. It enumerates positions across county offices and the school system.
The article cites Dr J R Byers promoting work as essential to TB recovery. It notes benefits from finger tasks for bedridden patients and low relapse rates, with improved outlook and self-improvement driving recovered patients toward useful citizenship. Special industries are planned for crippled veterans, and probation originated in Massachusetts in 1881.
The Mountain Inn now welcomes transient guests and travelers praising its resort stay in North Georgia. Proprietor Craig R. Arnold touts fine meals electric lights running water and 80 acres of shaded parkland for guests.
Notice from Governor Hugh M. Dorsey regarding forfeiture of bond for A H Fowle and John D Dickson in Lumpkin County. They are summoned to appear at the next Superior Court term starting the third Monday in October 1918 to show cause why judgment should not be entered for the bond amount with interest and costs.
Funeral goods dealer advertises coffins from cheapest to top price with copper lined finest caskets north of Atlanta. Vows Atlanta price guarantees on all burial goods and claims top quality and neatness, inviting customers to inspect.
An advertisement for Pure Herb Tables claims the product corrects the digestive system, aids digestion, restores assimilation, regulates kidneys liver and bowels, purifies the blood, and leaves users feeling better quickly. It states three months treatment per box, with a refund if no relief, shipping a box for one dollar from Ashland Ohio, agent W B Townsend in Dahlonega Georgia.
North Georgia Agricultural College in Dahlonega promises low annual expenses from 125 to 175 dollars covering board lodging books fuel lights and uniform. It boasts a favorable climate mountain setting freedom from city distractions obedience order regularity and self reliance taught to every student supported by U S Army officers. The college offers thorough instruction in A B and B S courses plus full programs in agriculture mining engineering and commercial science with cadet band and dormitories under officer supervision. For information address Dr. G R Glenn president.
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