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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
4
Fred Kelly muses on a summer spent in the woods where independence flourished and hiring helpers was shunned. He contrasts this rustic self-reliance with city life, noting social prestige ties to servants and the disdain for doing work one could delegate.
Popular Mechanics reports a power driven machine gun originated in Germany and now under development in the United States. It would be powered by external electricity or a gasoline engine and would possess several advantages over existing guns pending full development.
Sunday resurrection quote from John 11 25. Monday death or life from Romans 8 6. Tuesday joy for weeping from Psalm 80 5. Wednesday give God the best from Proverbs. Thursday have all good from Psalm 84 10. Friday unlimited supply from John 15 7. Saturday thy keeper from Psalm 121 5.
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube causing muffled hearing. The remedy claims to act constitutionally through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal mucous surfaces, with circulars available and Druggists carrying the product.
Several candidates announce for judge posts in the Northeastern Circuit ahead of Democratic Primaries. J C Edwards cites thirty years as a lawyer and urges fair impartial service. H W Surres seeks Superior Court, H H Perry offers candidacy with divine guidance. J B Jones says ballots will include his name with limited canvassing time. Gainesville and Clarkesville locals publish dated notices from 1622.
The transcript shows the plaintiff accusing the defendant of breach of promise. He responds with a sharp defense claiming willingness for a jury to assess if any sane man would marry her.
A London Times item humorously notes a tenant’s bid for a ten thousand loathsome beetles in a contract dispute about leaving premises in original condition. Other snippets include a spoof vampire scene and wry lines on police and responsibility.
Mr. Grabstall the Flat Owner contemplates adding bird houses to the grounds around his new home to collect rent, after a suggestion from Mr. Nextdoor about improving the property with wildlife-friendly features.
A stage exchange features a pun about Sirius as the dog star replacing constellations on the program. A quip about fluency follows with a senator stressing slow speech to think before committing.
Multiple candidate notices announce runs in September Democratic primaries. Ronorr McMillan of Clarkesville seeks Solicitor General in the circuit. Hlowany Thomson also seeks Solicitor General. Crate Ro Arsoun announces a Lumpkin County General Assembly seat bid. Each calls for voter support and pledges to defend county and state interests.
A doctor and patient exchange quips about exercise in a humorous panel. The patient insists he is getting all the exercise he needs, while the doctor notes no evidence from the tongue. The patient counters by promising to show the soles of his shoes for proof.
A brief quarrel about genuine versus simulated laughter. One speaker questions actors can fake laughter. the other asserts they imitate familiar funny stories from everyday life. The exchange highlights skepticism about performance versus common humor.
Discussion turns to Ms high art with Skied reaction from the committee. Loon named reminds of affection as speakers reflect on self control and the diplomat's language on occasions. The dialogue notes the search for precise significance in spoken languages.
Two Oldtimer speakers reminisce about childhood chores. The first asks about playing with a switch, while the second notes they never pruned their orchard, contrasting memories of discipline and routine in a rural setting.
A puzzling claim surfaces about a Mueslage company using a local girl’s photos in an advertisement. The girl’s father questions the source and reasons behind the sudden publicity and public interest.
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