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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
4
The article recounts the Afghan wedding custom where a mirror sits before the bride and the groom sits at her left. They glimpse each other for the first time as the bride unveils, followed by playful teasing, gifts, and a shoe theft by a younger sister until a payment frees the groom.
Advice from a Christian Science Monitor writer urges using pale lemon cauliflower blossoms in blue and mauve interiors. Grow, pick sprays, strip leaves, and place in deep-blue jars to brighten rooms with a delicate, charming contrast against warm-gray stone walls and old prints.
In Trou yilla, France an entertainment for charity sees a duchess arrive late and discover she has worn one black glove and one white glove the mistake is blamed on a stylistic mix up. The incident sparks a season trend where attendees wear gloves matching dress colors. Gorgeous insect pictures reveal vast tropical collections in the United States National Museum including an African moth with eight inch tail extensions and the atlas moth spanning about a foot across.
Glow-worms haunt open weeded water-tibles beside hiph rons after dusk. They scatter the grass with points of golden-green and Liquid Webt. The light is vivid yet shallow, revealing blades and sand grains, and suggesting a flow-worms pass feels far greater to them than to us.
A fragmented list shows city directors deputy trustees and county officers including mayor aldermen city school trustees and county officials with names like G W Moore H Wend Seerviary and Carl Shulte among others. The entry enumerates road and revenue chairs and several notary peace and road crew appointments across multiple districts including Auraria Cane Creek Chestatee and Shoal Creek with numerous J P N P and N P designations.
Cotton seed meal priced at 2.79, best pulp at 3.70, timothy hay 2.80, daisy feed 3.50, other feeds offered at reasonable prices online and in store. Prices noted for various feed products with emphasis on affordability.
Male help wanted to sell over 187 Watkins products directly to farmers. Open to those who own or recruit a team and can bond with personal sureties. Backed by 52 years in business and 20,000,000 users. Write for territory details at Watkins Co. Dept. 411 Winona Minnesota.
Public sale scheduled for the first Tuesday in April at Lumpkin County courthouse to satisfy 1920 tax executions. Properties include multiple lots in Lumpkin and Dahlonega regions, held by Anderson Real Estate Co, Armory Austin, P. E. Long, Dahlonega G. M. Co, R. G. Elliott, Lumpkin G. M. Co, Dahlonega G. M. & Milling Co, and W. Insser, with mineral interests and various district numbers listed.
Fragmentary OCR text references a bond and court action in Georgia involving individuals with garbled names. It mentions a principal and a county court proceeding in Lianokin County and names George Pieros and others, but the exact action and parties are obscured by errors.
Notice of bond forfeiture and required appearance for Misdemeanor case in Lumpkin County Georgia. The bond of M. Summerour and V. R. Rearden was forfeited, with arrest warrants issued. appearance required at the next Lumpkin Superior Court term on the third Monday in April 1921 to show cause why judgment should not be entered for the State of Georgia with costs.
Governor Hugh M Dorsey successor in office of John M Slaton is notified that a bond for the appearance of Marvin Pierce principal and J C Pierce security on Maryin Pierce indictment for misdemeanor has been forfeited. Attend court next term to show cause. Witness J K February 21 1921 T BF Curistian
Governor Hugh M Dorsey issues notice in the case of Dorsey vs Guy Elliott principal and A B Smith security. The grand jury revived a larceny from the house charge and forfeiture of recognizance, requiring Guy Elliott to appear at the Lumpkin Superior Court on the third Monday in April 1921 to show cause why default judgment should not be entered. Witness J I Jones, judge, February 2, 1921. IL lv Chris Train
Mrs. T F Parks of Dutton Alabama praises Thedford’s Black-Draught as a trusted liver remedy. She notes its relief of sour stomach and headaches, its aid to digestion and liver cleansing, and urges neighbors to insist on the genuine product from Atall druggists.
Rain determines forest structure from constant humidity to dry season woodlands. Undisturbed forests stay evergreen, while seasonal dryness yields deciduous woodlands and savannas. Dense, tangled interiors contrast with light column forests like Canarium in Dominica and tree ferns in Trinidad.
A Denver News summary describes cigarreras in Spain, detailing ages from twelve to sixty, pay of one peseta a day, and harsh working and living conditions. It notes cradled babies among workers, minimal clothing, red rose adornments, constant singing, mirrors, and abusive romantic partners, with older women making cigars and younger ones cigarettes.
The passage urges reading with immersive vigor as the sole non tiresome study. It contrasts reading Livy with vivid, wartime scenes, claiming deep involvement makes the experience feel as if one stands in Lombardy amid ancient battles. The idea is to read so intently that time collapses between dinner and insight.
The piece lauds Peru's Central railroad as a monumental engineering feat with 54 tunnels and switch backs, ascending to about 19,000 feet. It notes mining history shaped by Inca methods long before Pizarro, and nearby ruins of Inca temples reflecting an advanced ancient civilization.
A British engineer notes prehistoric birds resembled early airplanes in wing spread and tail size, suggesting parallel development for man and nature. A second observer argues flying fish, not birds, may offer more insight into soaring flight. Popular Mechanics Magazine.
A burlesque queen declares plans to perform Evnlete with serious intent. She asserts she aims for better work and dismisses rumors of bluffing, stating there is no need to hunt for excuses to wear tights.
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