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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
4
Palmer Corntessel and Josh debate musicians aspiration and quiet nights while a senator defends his image. The mock exchange touches on blame, satire of candidates, and a secretary's pompousness in a spoof Proxy dialogue.
A speaker questions why furniture was ordered to be repaired and collected. They note it does not feed, but the repairman will call for it and deliver at the new flat, and the total cost will be less than hiring a moving van.
A mosaic of social snippets and quips from London Answers and Wayside Tales. Jests on love in cottages, card sharps, sharp shooters, mortgages, and small domestic scenes mix with quick retorts about marriage, wealth, and millennium claims.
A witty exchange reveals a daughter who doles out the family car between family and social demands. The dialogue contrasts old-fashioned ideas with contemporary freedoms as Mr Dubwalte and a parent discuss what a daughter allows. Senator Sorghum jokes about the pace of public attention and his shortened speeches.
A fragmentary remark from a family scene features a speaker arranging a dinner with a gentleman friend and instructing the younger Johnny to sit at the second table while noting Pa’s comment about being half baked.
A collage of humorous exchanges on opinions secrecy and wedding plans includes hints of detectives at weddings and ring bearer bonds. Brief dialogues touch patriotism artistic ego and public affection, with playful jabs at politics and machines in society.
Ned and I discuss the claim that TVed Lom is a skilled golfer. I’d rather wait to hear what his caddy says before forming an opinion.
A playful line from Wayside Tales features a speaker declaring they will hug the fireplace in the parlor while a brick character replies with a punchy retort. The exchange blends whimsy with a moment of comic self reference in a domestic setting.
A playful exchange recalls courtship norms as Paw Hoptoad comments on thrift. The young man is praised for not wasting gas, reflecting early feeling about prudent courting. The remark blends humor with social expectations in a period cartoon style.
A Aberdeen mock students court charged a student with writing notes to bajanelas. The term bajan or bejan, borrowed from the University of Paris, originally meant a freshman and has lingered in various forms, though now obsolete in Edinburgh.
Multiple statements from lawyers and judges proposing for judge of the Northeastern Circuit and Superior Court. J C Owains and J H Surrox pledge fair impartial service if elected. H WH Penny and J B Jones also seek primary nomination with vows of justice and divine guidance. J B Jones notes time limits affecting campaign. Dates referenced include September 18th and June 16, 1922.
Robert McMillan announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the circuit subject to September primary and seeking broad support. Tlowahh Tompson also proclaims candidacy for Solicitor General, urging both men and women to back the campaign ahead of the September party primary.
To voters of Lumpkin County, Arnold announces candidacy for the lower house from Lumpkin subject to the Democratic Primary in September. He pledges to pursue the interests of both county and state if elected and asks for support from all voters.
Experiments suggest sulphur in soil is valuable for crop growth contrary to prior views favouring phosphorous and nitrogen. Continuous cultivation with inadequate fertilization depletes sulphur, which is largely replenished from the atmosphere and only marginally from subsoil. The findings urge fertilizer mixes containing sulphur for frequently cropped lands, noting earlier analyses from Washington Star biased conclusions.
Sunday GREAT POWER FROM GODS Behold I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions over all the power of the enemy and nothing shall by any means hurt you Luke 10 19 Monday A SURED GUIDE Commit thy way unto the Lord trust also in him and he shall bring it to pass Rest in the Lord and wait patiently for him Psalms 87 5 7 Tuesday THE FIRST AND THE LAST I am the first and the last and besides me there is no God Is there a God besides me yea there is no God Isaiah 44 6 Wednesday REAL PEACE Wisdoms ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace Proverbs 3 17 Thursday GODS GOOD GIFTS The Lord will give grace and glory no good thing will he withheld from them that walk uprightly Psalms 84 11 Friday THE OMNISCIENT GUIDE The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord Psalm 37 23 Saturday NO MORE WAR Nation shall not lift up sword against nation neither shall they learn war any more Isaiah 2 4
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