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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
1
Thomas A. Edison argues in Searst's International Cosmopolitan that the phonograph will endure as listeners seek uninterrupted, carefully selected entertainment. He contends people will prefer curated voices and instrumentalists over random radio broadcasts and interruptions.
A new burglar alarm reacts to any light form. If an intruder carries a flash light or lantern or switches on room light, the device rings immediately. Yellowstone crowds exceed 60,000 campers last year with personal equipment in the park.
A boy in Los Angeles, moved by a relief campaign in Thélywood, sends his pennies with a note to the committee. He is disappointed to learn the drive has ended but remains hopeful about helping future efforts.
US gasoline production totaled 8.96 million in 1924 with a daily average of 24.48 million gallons, up 18.25 percent from 1923. Imports fell to 145.0 million gallons, while exports rose to 1.21 billion gallons, up 28.57 percent from 1923.
A consignment of locomotives was shipped from England to India by steamer. Huge hydraulic cranes lifted the engines onto the deck and they were covered and blocked for stability. Each locomotive carried a sling for quick removal from the boat and was placed directly into service on landing, avoiding erecting shops and saving material and labor.
In a playful dialogue a child questions jazz from the air while a parent explains the rhythm comes from the crib in the nursery, contrasting modern radio with a home scene.
An aviator flew from London to Berlin and return in eleven hours of flying time recently.
Dr Homer Shantz of the USDA argues against changing tribal customs in Uganda where men view farming as below their dignity and women suffer health effects if urged to cook. He notes men hunt and build while women, raised in open air, avoid sewing as they wear no clothes.
A Melbourne puppy, only a year old, has been bitten at least ten times by venomous snakes yet shows no ill effects. The dog aggressively hunts snakes, killing at least twenty, then retreating to a pond to plunge and wait for several minutes, a routine that appears to grant immunity.
An advertisement offers YIN-EX eczema remedy with a free full size jar and full details. It requests only your name and address and promises no charge unless you are satisfied. Mail to Bru Nor Chemical Co Box 544 Atlanta GA.
Daily timetable from Dahlonega to Atlanta leaves 7 15 A M and arrives 10 15 A M from Princeton Hotel in Atlanta returns 3 P M to Dahlonega arriving 8 P M Wrst Jones C C Wrst Proprietors
Old Bill Anderson Stand advertises blacksmithing horse shoeing and specialty work. Ready to do all kinds of blacksmithing. Call or bring your work to the stand. Telephone contact provided.
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