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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
4
An amateur sleuth recounts chasing a missing pearl pin worth about $50. He discovers the pin, traced through pawnshop records, to his own wife who had pawned it to help a brother fleeing to Canada. The chase exposes fear and guilt, ending with a painful but clarifying confrontation.
A philologist muses on palindromes and lists hundreds of examples from across the English tongue. In a Paris hall Gambetta and Jules Favre arrive to read a proclamation, but the crowd pulls down Napoleon III’s portrait. Gambetta shields it and urges turning his face to the wall.
A collage of antiquated quips on writing and wit. It includes a humorous exchange about hats and shopping, a tip from Frederick W. Seward on writing with purpose and pruning, a soap opera line about appearances after honeymoon travel, and a musing on friendship and self-reliance.
A reader recalls trips to Hot Springs praising its cures while detailing misfortune and illness. The narrative covers medical charges, theft, a police chief, and a lawyer, ending with calls for stronger law enforcement and civic order. A note on legislative plans questions holding state and county elections together.
Notice to debtors and creditors in Lumpkin County Georgia. All persons having claims against the estate of W. E. P. Head deceased must render an account of demands as required by law and all indebted to the estate must settle with the executor. Dated May 17, 1905. Isaac M. Han Executor of the Last Will and Testament of W. Kk. P. Head, deceased.
Guardian BK E Crisson applies to Judge J J Kimsey in White County Georgia for leave to sell land lot 162 in Lumpkin County estate of John Fields lunatic. Sale planned by private sale to reinvest proceeds for larger income. Notice given four weeks prior under Civil Code section 2546.
W. J. Burt as administrator of John P. Corn deceased petitions for discharge after full administration. The court requires all persons concerned to show cause why Burt should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in July 1905 as stated by G. G. Evans, Ordinary.
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