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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
1
A fragmented directory shows city government figures and county officers including mayor, trustees, clerks, sheriffs, assessors, registrars, and education officials. It also notes church leadership, road commissions, notaries, peace officers, and several polling-area N. P. names across counties, plus Methodist services and local announcements.
Philadelphia clubwomen and a psychology professor affirm love at first sight. They say a man often loves before meeting, matching a mental image of a future spouse. A practical test imagines him or her unpolished after a sleepless night to gauge genuine feeling.
A San Francisco Argonaut note recalls Mr. Cyril Maude’s return to the United States to resume his role in Ain’t We All. He rebuked a financier who exclaimed I’m obliged to know you with Not necessarily. The exchange highlights old English sense of obliged as pleased.
The Department of the Interior reports Canada’s water power potential at 18 255 300 hp at 80 percent efficiency with minimum flow and 32 075 998 hp during high water. Quebec leads with 11 640 000 hp, Ontario 6 808 000 hp, Manitoba 5 769 000 hp. Current turbine capacity totals 3 227 414 hp, Ontario 1 445 480 hp, Quebec 1 116 398 hp, British Columbia 355 517 hp.
In Tokyo a ban on dancing by foreigners remains strict as vigilante groups like the Black Dragons stamp out dancing at hotels. Kamakura’s summer season prompts indignation from patriotic societies after elopement cases spur action against the foreign dancing craze some say reflects Western influence.
The Department of Agriculture and the Bureau of Chemistry report tests on brined vegetables. Green tomatoes and green peppers can be kept in brine up to six months and used to make mock mincemeat bordeaux sauce and pickle for peppers suitable for stuffing.
A Hawarden dispatch reports a wild auto crash ended in a flower bed. The line The Chief in Cherokee Iowa notes such endings are common, adding a wry local observation about accidents finishing in beds.
The Newark Advocate quotes Carolyn in a witty reflection on aging through glasses, hair tonic, and girdles, noting she fears that those loved by the gods die young as she greets advancing years.
In a courtroom exchange a waiter asks if monsieur wants garlic with his salad and the customer refuses. The judge intervenes with a terse remark about not breathing on it. The scene highlights a sharp diplomatic tension over a simple menu request.
An effort is underway to raise grouse in New Zealand by importing birds.
A motorist stops to help a badly bruised citizen who escaped death after being hit. The injured man complains of a bad day at home with his wife and jokes about jumping into a creek to end his misery. He mentions expecting a man with a bottle to help his case.
Mrs. Oliver Harriman, president of Camp Fire Girls, spoke at the New York Fashion and Home exposition praising the modest Camp Fire Girls' attire. She contrasted it with French styles and recalled a mother’s shock at a daughter asking what a petticoat is.
A new process to pre serve tropical fruits other than bananas and pineapples slows ripening for long distance shipping. Gently coat the fruit with coagulated rubber latex to form a protective skin, keeping the fruit in good condition until arrival.
An old lady nervously fears missing her stop on a railway journey. A crash sends the train down an embankment, tossing passengers into a field. She asks if they are at Rockford. a fellow passenger says no, this is calamity, and she laments she got out at the wrong station.
A young dramatist seeks a yes from a manager after three readers each want a different act removed. The manager explains all three readers agree the piece could work but each suggests trimming a separate act. The exchange leaves the hopeful writer hopeful yet uncertain about production.
Bagasse, the residue from sugar cane after juice extraction, is used to produce lumber. The lumber is notably light at 25 pounds per square foot, and one ton of bagasse yields about 8,000 feet of lumber.
Captain Noble Edward Irwin of the United States Navy, nicknamed Bull Irwin, is noted as the oldest man to earn flying wings in both army and navy history. He led naval aviation during World War I, expanding aviators from about 100 to over 2,000 and overseeing patrols from Chatham to Key West and in the Atlantic, Irish Sea, and Mediterranean. He later earned his gold wings after the armistice. Irwin was the only officer wounded at the Battle of Manila Bay and holds Annapolis lifting records, reflecting a storied fighting lineage.
Dialog from a cleft interview shows a couple debating marriage and separation. The exchange reveals that both claim loneliness as the motive, with one side noting a desire to avoid solitude and the other acknowledging the same reason for divorce.
Addison E. Southard describes a US backed program to raise the Sea of Galilee level and harness the Jordan River to electrify Palestine. The plan includes canalizing the Jordan valley to irrigation for crops, plus 2000 miles of motor highways, air route commercialization, and agricultural credit banks as part of Holy Land modernization.
A Victorian hostess in Mrs Stirling's Life's Little Day is described as skittish and racy in middle age. At a reception a man greets her claiming not to know her and she replies you’ve move on proving sharp wit and humor.
A lone man travels to the South seas and is shipwrecked. He encounters cannibals and, in a twist of irony, agrees with them. The brief anecdote ends with the judge’s remark on his stance.
Major Crow's Plant Farm Flowery Branch offers cabbage plants at 100 for 25e 800 for 50e 700 for 1.00 1000 for 1.25 post paid Also winter layers and profit makers. Pure bred Brown Leghorn eggs for hatching setting of 15 75e 80 1.25 Call at Jenkins Store or phone Jenkins Dahlonega Ga.
Stop worrying your neighbors. Get a Telephone of your own. A few cents a day will pay for it in your own house. Let us order your magazines and newspapers. Also a Model 7 Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine complete with generator and batteries for farm lighting. Suitable for home large enough for small hotel garage or store. See in Roswell Georgia by calling J. Dennis Wright. Wind J Merrell. 219 Grant Building Atlanta Georgia Hovstry Bros.
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