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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
4
Court notes Princess Elena of Servia visiting Queen Elena of Italy at the Quirinal Palace. She attends court balls, dances gracefully, favors blue, and is admired though no suitable royal match is available. Her 25 years and Rome reception are highlighted by the Court Journal.
Excerpt shows a girl named Ste Ethel lamenting she will not attend school because she cannot spell as the teacher keeps changing words. The piece blends this with a market-style promotion for Cuticura skin and hair remedies by Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. and a humor panel from Puck.
Vivid jests and classifieds echo a bygone era with lines about senators and constituents. The Louisville Courier Journal and Cleveland Leader snippets mix political humor with ad style pitches for headache remedies and products, reflecting era tone and social satire.
Bloomdale Ohio hears an advertisement letter praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for backache and female weakness. The piece urges readers to consult Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential free advice. It also includes a comic aside on lightning and superstition from the New York Press.
The tale recounts Bishop Gallier being asked to baptize a negro baby and the exchange over the child's name. The mother insists on a “Scripter name” as the bishop hesitates, and a humorous exchange follows about biblical phrasing and divine address.
A jumble of notices lists travel and convention details for Georgia events in 1910 including Brunswick, Cordele, Savannah, Athens and Atlanta. Ticket agents offer full information while various societies hold meetings and sessions in June and July.
A collage of 19th century advertisements and quips on tonics, cures, and laxatives. Product pitches boast soothing syrups for teething pain Hick's Corpupine for colds with quick effects, and Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative. Humorous quotes about business and trouble conclude the clippings.
Judge Wells admonished William Rung for a cruel act at lunch when he smeared a piece of hamburger cheese on Edward Snider after remarks about the cheese’s odor. Rung paid a $1 fine and called it a judgment that “smells to heaven” as court officials dismissed further remarks.
An elderly temptress and a wary professor examine a small yellow cube offered by a waiter. The image hints at deception or moral peril as the character contemplates using the item for butter or worse, reflecting a perilous moral tone.
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