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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
4
A witty remark questions a rich widow's sorrow for her elderly husband. The speaker suggests her black attire reveals not grief but a desire to appear unwell, prompting speculation about motives behind her public display.
A remark credits Alexander the Great with conquering Persia and turning the country into a doorway mat, suggesting the origin of the Persian rug. The anecdote links ancient conquest to craft heritage in a concise historical witticism.
Public outcry sale ordered by TJ W Underwood receiver for Cavender Creek Gold Mining Company in Lumpkin County. Property includes numerous lots and mineral rights in the Fifteenth District First Section and related mining rights, waters and privileges with dam and diversion rights on Chestatee River. Sale subject to court confirmation and bid completion.
A new cap design uses an adjustable strap to fit all head sizes for drivers. It is described as adaptable to various users, with emphasis on the needs of joy riders for a secure fit.
A conversation reveals a character’s lifelong aim to decipher the Chinese laundry ticket writing. The exchange hints at cultural misunderstanding and a quietly comic quest. The line underscores themes of curiosity, identity, and the humor in small mysteries.
The dialogue sketches a designer’s plan to elevate a theatrical stage while a critic comments on fashion, noting hats worn by women are so large they nearly obscure features. The exchange hints at evolving styles and performance staging.
A quoted exchange describes a man facing a vulgar dilemma and responds with the blunt retort to pull himself together. The line conveys rustic humor about personal conduct and resilience in a crude voice.
Sheriff T M Ray announces public sales of numerous land tracts in Lumpkin County Georgia to satisfy 1912 tax liens. Properties include multiple numbered lots across Habersham area now Lumpkin, plus various district parcels totaling 40 and 160 acre blocks. Auction set for first Tuesday in June 1918 at Dahlonega courthouse.
A fragment shows TOMORROW dialogue where a suitor Presses for marriage while the beloved hesitates, saying she cannot marry this year. The exchange hints at an impending engagement decision and social expectations surrounding union timing.
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