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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
1
Inspector Crayton warns that idleness undermines a nation as he cites youth education and craft work as antidotes. The piece links high living costs to bad roads and urges community action to improve infrastructure for farm commerce and daily life.
The Progressive Farmer notes two farmers applying for loans from a trust company. Farmer A used printed stationery and a typewriter, securing a prompt loan. Farmer B wrote on pencil and scratch paper, delaying the process due to a poorly expressed letter. The piece compares neat, printed letters to rough drafts as superior communication.
A playful critique promotes drinking more water as a health aid and digestion booster. It argues water intake correlates with longer life and improved digestion while noting doctors also drink water. The piece links newspaper ads to silent, daily commerce driving readership and sales.
A witty exchange contrasts vacation plans with a joke about spending time on ticks. The quip plays on language to lampoon travel talk. The line highlights a playful misdirection and mild humor without additional context.
A nostalgic meditation contrasts youthful dreams with aging authority. It cites a belief in striving for near-right action and a conscience guiding faultless effort, urging dedication to doing things with purpose. The Nashville Tennessean is cited praising diligent work and continuous news.
A cheeky bon mot from Town Topics describes Clack-Yes as a regular beach nut who obsessively watches women in bathing suits and is seen as a comic character in seaside chatter.
J M Davis sheriff announces public sale of multiple Lumpkin county properties for 1916 taxes. Auction takes place at court house door on first Tuesday in April. Properties include numerous lots across districts 11,12,15 and other units, representing numerous individual owners and entities.
Readable text lists city government positions and titles including clerk, sheriff, tax collector, tax receiver, coroner, surveyor, and representatives such as W. H. Jones and T. H. Wimpy. No explicit actions, dates, or events specified.
North Georgia Agricultural College in Dahlonega advertises low total annual expenses from 125 to 175 dollars covering board lodging books fuel lights uniforms etc. It touts climate mountain setting freedom from city distractions obedience order self dependence taught, a strong military department cadet band under US Army officers, and thorough AB and B courses plus agriculture mining engineering and commerce. For more information contact President Dr. G R Glenn.
The Mountain Inn is now open for transient guests and travelers offering electric lights running water 80 acres of park shade and cooling. Craig R Arnold proprietor promotes the inn as the finest resort in North Georgia with superior meals and service according to the Commercial man.
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