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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1918
Page
4
The article notes wooden soled shoes using California redwood for the soles with tops of fine leather. It claims the shoes are lighter than most leather ones and truly waterproof when the uppers are greased.
The windmill palm Trachycarpus celsus, California’s hardiest palm, endures low temperatures and rough treatment but struggles when boxed or confined. It remains a robust yet delicate subject for cultivation and shipping.
The piece compares a tactless man to an engineer running a locomotive without oil, whether by ignorance or to display capability. Both men suffer consequences early as their plans stall and fail.
The text explains that wood increases in length only in the first year. Afterward growth focuses on thickness each year. Length growth in later years is extended solely by new twigs.
Billiard balls are stored in a warm room for extended periods, often up to two years, then dried and turned again after shrinking to finish.
A practicable flashlamp has been invented that operates without a battery. It uses a tiny magneto generator powered by spring and clockwork to produce the flash. The device promises portable illumination for photography and signaling.
A fragment hints at a character named Mrs Microbe linked to a ten dollar bill and a narrative about ambition from a marginal social position. The tone suggests a satirical or fictional piece exploring class and currency imagery.
A witty exchange centers on cautious speech and quick thinking. Mrs Peck remarks she thinks twice before speaking while Peck concedes she is a rapid thinker.
Great Britain operates 2,877 locks along 8,800 miles of canals and waterways in England and Wales, reflecting a dense sheduled network. The areas include historic navigation routes, commercial and leisure usage, with a long-standing system of lock operations and maintenance.
A compact exhortation notes that while many factors build a successful life, neglect can spoil progress. It emphasizes discipline, routine, and consistency as keys to achievement. The piece urges attention to duties and steady effort for lasting results.
A fragmented OCR list shows aldermen and officers for the city, including names such as E B Dickery G W Camp J F Pruett A B Keith T F Jackson G W Vaughn and others. It mentions secretary treasurer C G Walden John H Moore and various county and court roles including tax collector and sheriff.
Craig R. Arnold, proprietor, promotes electric lights running water and acres of shade in the park. The brief notice touts modern conveniences and ample space for visitors seeking cool, comfortable recreation.
North Georgia Agricultural College in Dahlonega advertises low yearly expenses from 125 to 175 dollars covering board lodging books fuel lights and uniform. It touts climate mountain location freedom from city distractions obedience order regularity self reliance taught, a strong military department and cadet band supervised by U.S. Army officers. It offers AB and BS courses plus agriculture mining engineering and commercial science with students housed in college dormitories under officer supervision.
Australia regrets laws from about thirty years ago that ordered the slaughter of hawks owls carrion crows and other birds that prey on young animals and small birds. The birds have been almost wiped out leading to decay and fly larvae on sheep farms and an alarming rise in blow fly numbers threatening sheep on the runs.
In the Parlor Philosopher line and the Mere Man note, Love makes the world go round is contrasted with marriage agreeing to balance life. The Town Topics column reflects on relationships with a wry, period voice.
Quote compilation values toil over self-indulgence praising work as the path to happiness. Notes on Sir Oliver Lodge and a remark by Ruskin about belief in thoughts aligning with truth. The collection juxtaposes faith, intellect, and the discipline of labor.
A simple tip suggests using crayons to color a white wall spot after a knock. The method aims to hide the blemish by matching the figure's shading and tone with careful crayon application.
A courtroom exchange features a judge noting a defendant’s remark that a friend “isn’t much stuck on her looks” and the retort that she wouldn’t shoot her own husband. The lines frame a dramatic crossfire over motive and credibility.
A wry cartoon caption asks how a boy obtained a motor cycle. It suggests he seized a crucial moment to request the bike, using a play on words with cycle and moment.
J J Kimsry announces for Judge of the Superior Court in the Northeastern Circuit subject to Democratic primaries. He pledges full-time service, court schedules to clear docketed cases, impartial administration, and asks for support from Habersham Stephens Rabun Towns Union White Lumpkin and Dawson counties.
The fragment cites a Buffalo Express quip about a coin toss failing to land as intended and a Japanese philosopher noting limits of physical ascent versus mind’s reach. It frames a contrast between humor and philosophical insight in concise, period voice.
A sharp exchange unfolds as a man argues his ability to satisfy women while a bereaved widow retorts with a biting line, highlighting themes of heartbreak and social friction. The dialogue showcases a strained dynamic revealing underlying resentments.
A motivational note quoting Mary BE. Haskell on doing work to reinforce self and principles. It emphasizes personal discipline and inner peace via steadfast effort. The quote frames work as path to self-mastery.
A reflective note on valuing lovable traits in others as a path to happiness. It urges optimistic thinking and gradual reform to be practical and lasting, emphasizing patience and usefulness in personal growth.
Meadersyville resident Mrs. Cynthia Higginbotham, aged 65, reports improvement in appetite and strength after using Black Draught for constipation and lazy liver. The ad touts seventy years of use, encourages daily dosing, and prices at 25 cents per package with a one cent per dose claim.
J B Jongs declares his candidacy for Judge of the Circuit in 1918 after a general inquiry. He asks voters to consider the announcement as a request for support, and notes he cannot meet all voters in person. Dated February 22, 1918.
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