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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
1
Many users of Chamberlain's Colic Choera and Diarrhoea Remedy hesitate to publish testimonials yet remain friends of the remedy. They promote it to neighbors and consider it a trusted household cure for diarrhoea and bowel troubles sold by Dr. C. H. Jones, Druggist, Dahlonega, Ga.
A Kentucky woman, Mrs Allen of Shelbyville, awaits her husband's return from the 1812 Detroit surrender. She keeps a candle burning for eight years, teaching her children patriotism and training to uphold the nation. A Southern Ruralist item notes a reader asking how to kill moles, suggesting kerosene in their runs.
A published piece urges frank discussion of finances and expectations after marriage. It argues that withholding truth leads to extravagance, resentment, and living as two separate lives, whereas honest dialogue can turn conflicts into constructive steps toward unity and growth.
A collection of editorial quips from major papers. The New York Mail cites garden magazine rakers. The New York Evening Sun praises the U S Supreme Court for Curzon but says the Senate ignores its role as judge of its members. The Washington Post notes Republican openness to presidential error. The New York World questions rail rebates tied to Mr. Carnegie and criticizes muckraking.
A curious native of Ireland, new to rail travel, follows a woman to the ticket box and learns to say the destination Maryhill single. Pat, next in line, pays and claims Patrick Murphy married. The joke ends noting Jones and his knowledge of local families aided by an opera operator at the telephone central.
The North German Lloyd Steamship Co plans an Europe to New Orleans service next fall. Manager von Pillis says Southern states will attract German peasants and other foreigners seeking homes and farms. Europe-wide notices claim New York and Chicago are crowded, but the South holds golden promises for laborers seeking land and a livelihood. Railroads report success in drawing workers to farms and industry, boosting southern growth. Also noted are a joke on women’s rights and a Kansas man’s funeral phonograph rendering.
Sergeant Nolan at a New England post loses his temper with a dog owned by a superior officer’s wife. The wife rebukes him and threatens a report, prompting Nolan to admit fault and accept the reprimand with reluctant humor. The exchange highlights personal tension within military life.
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Burroughs vouches for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best bowel trouble treatment after years of use in his family. The ad urges buying now to be prepared for summer emergencies. Also notes Missouri hog sold for 2000 and a white Plymouth Rock rooster setting a new state price record of 800 dollars.
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