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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
4
A whimsical verse presents a playful morning recipe. It lists two good children, wooden pails and shovels, a sea and sandy beach, shellfish and starfish, two sunbonnets, and a mother only if needed. The mix yields a sunny, coastal scene with imaginative guidance.
A reflection on moral decency and the pleasures of virtue versus sensual delights. The text contrasts bodily pleasures with intellectual and ethical fulfillment, urging enduring happiness through virtue, charity, and learning. It references Lord Chesterfield and hints at ancient Halley’s Comet dating.
Tetatus or lockjaw stems from a soil microbe causing stiff jaw and violent convulsions. Wounds contaminated with street mud raise risk after accidents. While no cure exists, progress is seen with antitetanic serum injections. Telegraphs once moved only four to five words a minute.
A Detroit Free Press item quotes a side remark where a woman fears disclosing her age to a district census taker who visits her. The exchange underscores anxiety over personal information as officials collect data.
An advertisement touts Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills as a universal remedy for stomach and liver issues including constipation indigestion jaundice and more. It offers a free sample by mail from Munyon's Homeopathic Co. at 43d and Jefferson Streets Philadelphia and cites a humorous butcher joke from the Cleveland Leader.
A Fort Gay physician promotes Doan's Kidney Pills, stating he uses them personally and prescribes them with excellent results for kidney and bladder diseases. The ad urges readers to remember the brand and buy at 50 cents a box from Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo, New York.
The piece discusses the meaning of supernatural as above nature and notes court debates on where natural ends. It cites Mills's definition of nature as all facts and possibilities, with the supernatural as the unknown side of the natural. A second fragment recounts Susie misbehaving in class and her teacher’s admonition about candy and feet.
A study notes Meredith on how equal association of men and women fuels comedy in life and fiction. It cites eighteenth century England, Burney’s Evelina, and praise from Johnson Burke Reynolds, with Verrier Edgeworth inspiring Scott’s Waverley novels. It credits Richardson Fielding and Scott for opening women’s perspectives in prose.
A home style onion soup method describes peeling and slicing Bermuda onions, simmering, blending to a puree, and enriching with milk flour butter salt pepper and cream with an egg yolk. The note mentions a dream of onion soup and a playful aside about shape.
Hudson Ohio readers advised on gynecological health with Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and urged to seek early action for painful or irregular periods. Additional note promotes Capudine for headache and cold related troubles with immediate relief claims and affordable prices.
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