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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
4
A San Diego letter describes a man famed for efficiency who visits his girlfriend in Los Angeles every Sunday and writes daily. In a recent exchange she asked if he truly loves her eyes and she replied by directing him to a February 24 1917 letter where the subject was treated exhaustively.
The passage counsels handling only today's work and worries one day at a time. It argues no day holds more hardship than one can bear if faced step by step and urges living minute by minute to meet what comes. It stresses focusing on the present rather than future anxieties.
Essay argues men stay close to home due to fixed habits and lack of adaptability. It claims stagnation is rooted in individuals, not opportunities, urging readers to cast off lifelong anchors and seek agility, skill, and quick perceptions.
Researchers report large quantities of potash in dust accumulating in blast furnaces during pig iron production. The potash content varies with ore type used in the furnace charge.
The chief reason for sex in plants is constant change and rejuvenation of progeny through uniting traits of two individuals into one, producing new forms.
A hemp rope twisted through an iron chain reduces friction and increases chain life by about 70 percent. It also saves roughly one-fifth to one-third of the price of a new chain.
A reflective note on how courage and happiness arise from bearing burdens. It emphasizes that duties and loads often press on young people, yet brave endurance shapes true happiness and strength.
A revised verse suggests blessed are the poor for not keeping up appearances. It adds they need not read books written about them, reflecting a satirical tone attributed to Atlantic publication.
A reflective line from Elizabeth Hasanovitz published in The Atlantic laments money’s power and its necessity, capturing tension between desire and dependence. The remark frames money as both hateful and essential in human life.
An advertisement from Ashland Ohio producer Pure Merc Vahter Go promotes coffins and burial goods North of Atlanta with guaranteed Atlanta prices. It also markets a digestive tonic claimed to restore digestion and cleanse the body, offering three months treatment per box and a money back guarantee.
A brief notice promises rapid attention when a child is rushed to the den with a prescription or request for prompt care. The message emphasizes immediate help and attentive service for urgent child needs.
A fragment discusses food value comparisons between Seet and Wheat, claiming higher nutrition in one. references a German agricultural convention and a question about producing duplicates. The readable text hints at a historical agricultural debate and local Courier journal mention.
J J Kimsey announces candidacy for Judge of the Superior Court in the Northeastern Circuit Georgia subject to Democratic primaries. He pledges full-time service, prompt court sessions, orderly docket management, fair impartial administration, and efficiency to save time and money for Hall Habersham Stephens Rabun Towns Union White Lumpkin and Dawson counties.
In a public notice dated Web 22 1918 Judge J B Jones announces his candidacy for Judge of the Circuit, stating he believes it not against the people's wishes and asks voters to consider his reelection, promising to be fair and just if reelected.
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