26 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
1
G. R. Glenn, A. M. L. L. D., president at Dahlonega Crs, outlines special advantages offered by the institution. The notice underscores opportunities for students and potential scholars within the program.
An advertisement claims Pure Herb Tablets improve digestion, kidney and liver function, and blood purification. It touts natural, thorough system correction with no weakness or sickness, promising immediate feel‑good effects. A three month treatment costs one dollar per box, with money back if no relief, manufactured by Pure Herb Tablet Gw in Ashland Ohio, with agent W B Townsend of Dahlonega, IA.
In Lieut. Col. J Shake spear’s account from The Lushei Kuki Clan a Lushei explains their fear of uttering names. They avoid their own and their parents names while frequently saying others. A historical belief ties naming to a slain person’s spirit and village.
A fragment quotes a stage figure noting an actor’s reserve and unfamiliarity with others, juxtaposed with a quip about memorized lines. The remark casts the performer as distant, humorously implying detachment from the craft.
In a humorous exchange, a husband asks the butcher what meat he has this morning and the butcher responds with flattering praise of the steak. The husband, noting the smooth velvet and tender heart, declares he will take sausage.
A neighbor questions Mrs. Hopkins about a boy’s spot. A doctor says it is not ringworm but a mark from the parcel post cancellation stamp.
A playful exchange questions the nickname The Prizefighter's Lullaby for a boisterous tune. The pun centers on a fighter's sleeping rival.
A flippant quip blends two old adages about timing and luck. The line plays on contrasts between early effort and late chance, using playful imagery of a bird and worm to tease rhetorical sparks.
A Cincinnati bachelor creates a single 9 by 12 foot room that conceals all daily rooms behind labeled doors. Each function appears as a hidden closet door opens to reveal a bed, dressing table, toilet, kitchen and dining area, turning one space into a four room apartment.
Lambeth council receives artifacts including a John Gibbson manuscript dated August 4 1666. The document warns residents of a divine judgment and references the great fire that devastated London as a prophetic warning to prepare for the Lord God Almighty’s day.
Emily Beach, renowned for breaking over 1,000 horses and teaching horse-riding to wealthy girls, has been appointed librarian of a 3,000 volume library in a large Manhattan hotel. She oversees the reading room and its quiet, expansive opportunities for patrons to read and learn.
Dialogue recalls Dibbert once feared for arson, murder, and horse poisoning. Reports say he will be released in days for good behavior after less than a year of confinement, prompting local astonishment and questions about the grounds for early release.
The Courier Journal quotes a man saying he must stay for a movie installment and cannot meet at the office. He insists he is following a continued story in the movies and will miss an important installment if he does.
A New York Times note describes a patron at a Manhattan hotel who slept in four beds across three rooms, using two singles and one double. He required linen sheets for each bed, cooled by open windows, and moved nightly from bed to bed before returning to the first bed for another nap.
A discussion notes that monogamy is common in animals and humans, with polygamy yielding faster reproduction but weaker parental care. It cites deer as highly polygamous yet less developed and prone to plagues, arguing single-parent care after paternal death creates survivor trouble.
A pale yellow titled work from France titled Administration et combatabilite des corps de troupe Service de L habillement discusses changes in zouage underwear prices. The text spans about five times the title and oddly includes sixty plus words on a trivial matter, yet is published as a formal government volume with numbered pages.
The article notes baseball receives more broadcasts than any sport due to high fan turnout. It highlights the popularity drawing large audiences and frequent telecasts across seasons and leagues.
Oaxaca sits at 5069 feet with 40000 residents. Founded in 1486 as Huaxyacac, renamed by Spaniards in 1521. Monte Alban ruins lie four miles away, centuries old and famed worldwide. Mitla is 25 miles southeast with further celebrated ruins.
An aging prominent lawyer at a large downtown bank tries to exchange a gold eagle for silver quarters. He tests a gold coin at the teller’s window, then demands silver and theatrically rings forty silver pieces on the marble slab as a line of customers watches.
The village of Noailhac in France faces extinction as a nearby hamlet was wiped out by a advancing mountain. Residents say it is the will of God and fear their homes will be swept away like straw and paper as the rockmass moves onward.
The British road improvement offers a 500 dollar prize for an improved horseshoe that provides sound footing on smooth pavements and reduces roadway damage from current shoe types.
A terse dialogue reveals a family physician who appears weak but is described as powerful in seeking fees. The exchange notes Tubbs’s dislike and hints at a past favor that sparks personal tension.
A humorous exchange features a stenographer struggling to grasp notes while Senator Sorghum jokes that his rapid speeches lose meaning over time, highlighting quick wit about memory and rhetoric.
Quote exchange contrasts a girl described as a talking machine with the remark that nothing she says is a matter of record. The dialogue underscores skepticism about veracity and reliability in speech.
In a short exchange a worker remarks there is only light work at the establishment and asks what it entails. The reply clarifies the task as dyeing hair blonde tints with a simple process.
The Backer quotes an aviation mentor stating that the essential initial need in starting a flying enterprise is securing an angel investor. The remark frames early capital as the crucial trigger for aviation ventures.
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