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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
4
The article reports that quarantine of pneumonia cases in Washington and Pittsburgh reduced pneumonia deaths. It notes the common cold underlies many pneumonia cases and links throat and nasal ailments to urban smoke pollution from poisonous gases and metal particles.
Dialogue about liking to walk and planning to do it while strolling together. One character expresses enthusiasm for walking as they converse about enjoying the activity.
The queen made an informal visit to University College London and handled an ancient urn thought to be linked to Moses. She encountered the preserved body of Jeremy Bentham, a college founder who left substantial funds on condition his body be preserved and seated with staff during professional board meetings.
Members of the Pennsylvania legislature received prize packages containing practical items such as scissors, a fountain pen, pencil, comb, hairbrush, clothes brush, two diaries, two address books, a pocket knife, a memorandum book, and a dictionary.
Mr and Mrs Harry Ewing California ranchers have adopted five more children after raising ten and seeing their own children marry and leave. The Ewings now add a new set of five adopted children, continuing a family pattern.
To meet demand for trained veterinarians and protect livestock the Philippine government provides scholarships and exemption from matriculation fees and laboratory charges to students in veterinary science.
A 30 year history notes an early sign with 200 bulbs pioneering the business. Today New York hosts signs totaling 19,000 lamps and about 25 million candle power of illumination across the city.
Engineers report a rediscovery in the art of hardening copper. The method features an alloy of pure nickel and silicon and was presented in a papers session at an engineers convention.
A gramophone record was produced in Westminster Abbey using an electrical method. A microphone adjusted the massed effect of the Westminster Abbey special chair in a control room, with the signal sent by line to a distant recording studio.
American foreign investments excluding debts owed by foreign governments to the United States totaled an estimated 9.522 billion dollars in 1925. The data highlights the scale of capital outflow and cross border investment activity during the period.
The Dearborn Independent reports Latest Installment Idea Berlin adopts a partial payment model for services. A practical astrologer markets first class horoscope readings with prices from five to fifty dollars and proposes a 25 percent down payment followed by monthly installments.
The article argues Spanish women, though allowed limited political roles, remain legally dependent on husbands. It notes Primo de Rivera’s opening of language academy doors to women but claims married women lose control of property, cannot drive without consent, and face no divorce. It contrasts their status with emancipated Turkish women and calls them last legal slaves of the Occident.
Petition from John H. Hill R W Haines Lee Worsham A Hunt and H N Hill requests incorporation for twenty years as Belmont Gold Mining Company with capital stock of 25000 dollars in shares 100 each The charter would authorize mining metals mercantile activity water power tramroads telephone lines milling and dredging along with real estate bonds and ordinary corporate powers Dahlonega headquartered with branch offices to be established as needed. The filing is certified by Clerk T F Carrerran June 1927.
A brief exchange centers on a man noted for trouble with a married woman, with the punchline that the real issue is his own wife. The dialogue implies social gossip and marital scrutiny in a domestic scene.
Popular Mechanics reports the flying training manual from England endorses chewing gum for RAF pilots to stimulate saliva and ease swallowing during descents. It also notes chewing can help equalize ear pressure and describes the "clicking the ears" method by pinching the nostrils and forcing air from the chest.
Two Jefferson County boys shared a single pair of trousers, alternating weeks for wear. Both were absent recently, the teacher investigated and learned they had only one pair. One brother wore the pants on Sunday and slipped into a mud hole, delaying drying for a whole day.
Popular Mechanics notes Dr. Edwin Hubble studied four hundred spiral star groupings at Mount Wilson Observatory. Each has an average diameter of about 5,700 light years and brightness around 200 million times that of the sun.
Popular Mechanics reports a Russian botanist uses soft X rays on seeds bulbs and tubers for a carefully measured period to stimulate development. He says the longer wavelength soft rays yield stronger roots and higher output compared to hard X rays.
Estimates place the British empire at about 13,406,103 square miles, occupying roughly one quarter of the world's habitable land area and excluding the Arctic region.
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