Fragmentary courtroom exchange over prescription error
The judge questions a druggist as he references a misread prescription and a signature mix up in the courtroom dialogue. The exchange hints at a disputed shipment and the pharmacist defense.
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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
4
What She Wanted
Mary attends a friend's party where chocolate and coconut cakes are served. A cake asks what kind she wants and she replies with a quirky request for cake with noodles on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ary
Fragmentary dialogue from Christian Register piece
The excerpt shows a tense verbatim exchange where a distressed daughter pleads for happiness while a furious father, a naturalist, scorns the idea of matrimony and questions anatomical details. The passage captures conflict and melodrama in a seed of dialogue.
A Woman’s Smile Said More Dangerous Than Stubborn Stare
The Ohio State Journal notes a catalogue aphorism that a woman’s smile is more dangerous than her frown and that many men may testify to the wisdom of the saying. The remark reflects a belief common in older newspapers about gender and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Kant on Awe of Stars and Moral Sense
The philosopher Kant confessed that two things filled him with awe beyond human grasp. The immensity of the starry heavens and the moral sense implanted in the soul of man inspired such wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kant
Relieving Our Minds About Reasoning in Public Speech
A concise reflection by James H. Robinson on how most political addresses sermons and editorials rely on vocal sounds and emotional reactions rather than disciplined reasoning. The passage critiques argumentation as triaged by comfort and alarm rather than logic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Robinson
Atlante
Flying Grasshoppers Far Offshore Reach American Seas
A fed entomology report notes a flying grasshopper captured at sea 12 000 miles from Africa. The insect was found on a Norwegian ship’s deck amid a large swarm in that region, illustrating the species’ long distance flight capability and occasional presence far from land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Entomology
Wate
Esquimaux Reject Private Land Concept
The Esquimaux hold land communally and women share ownership in igloos with men. They see no private property and resettle questions about property rights with surprise. An elder asked if whites divide oceans as private property, reflecting a contrasting worldview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquimaux
Daily Thought on Honor and Right Doing
A brief meditation equates honor with the reward of those who act rightly without seeking compensation. The reflection emphasizes virtue over personal gain and frames moral conduct as its own recompense.
Finest Caskets North of Atlanta Guarantee Low Burial Prices
An advertisement claims a wide range of coffins from cheapest to highest priced with copper lined finest caskets north of Atlanta and promises to guarantee Atlanta prices on all burial goods. The seller touts top quality and invites customers to inspect stock personally.
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Atlanta
Excuses and Failure Synonymous Says Milwaukee Journal
The Milwaukee Journal quotes a view that excuses signify unfitness for success and leniency in punishment. It argues excuses erode self confidence and herald life failure while achievement, though hard, yields substantial gains and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Journal
Play’s Real Meaning Says Professor Pyle
Professor Pyle argues that play restores man to his older self. He describes play as the truest expression of a royal well freed from modern social ties and artifices. The middle aged man is seen as a mold for youthful energy or as a self-obsessed madman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Frankenstein
Height of clouds varies with thunderstorm depths
Thunderstorm clouds range from 500 to 2000 feet in height while thunderstorm tops can reach two to five miles above the earth. Cumulus clouds sit between 2000 and 5000 feet, creating deceptive distance cues in the sky.
Tortoises Seek Fresh Water on Tropical Islands
Tortoises on tropical islands require substantial fresh water for drinking and frequently locate springs unknown to humans. When a fountain is found the surrounding area becomes covered by tortoise roads as they travel to and from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
Typewriting on Parchment Deeds Fades
A report notes that typewriting on parchment deeds proves fragile with recent deposits showing many illegible lines and some lines fully vanished.
Copper Mine Workers Said Immune to Typhoid
The report notes that workers in copper mines are generally immune from typhoid. It comments that women favor brave men but prefer audacious men. The source blends a proverb with mining health claims.
We Give Prompt Service At Your Child Sonia Visit
Prompt care is promised when you bring Sonia to the clinic with a request or urgent need. Attentive staff assure swift attention and respectful handling for the patient and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia
Thacher Medicine Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Local Officials Listed for Venus Tennessee Area
Fragmentary OCR notes name county officers including clerk sheriff coroner surveyor and representatives. Mentions Venus Tennessee and Portes Tax Roeviver with several unclear titles and clerical roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erates
G. Walden
Dotn
Didobe
Anderson County
Craig Ke Arnold
Townsend
Venus
Poohrstian
Diavie ‘Tay
Portes Tax Roeviver
Eed
Girigals
W. Li
Mountain Inn Opens to Guests in North Georgia
The Mountain Inn is now open for transient guests and travelers. It showcases electric lights, running water, acres of verdant shade, and cool surroundings. Proprietor Craig Arnold invites visitors to enjoy fine meals and resort amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Georgia
Craig Kk. Arnold
North Georgia Agricultural College Ad Offer
An old prospectus touts North Georgia Agricultural College in Dahlonega Georgia with claims including total annual expenses from 126 to 175 dollars for board lodging books fuel lights and uniform. It highlights climate mountain location discipline orderly self reliance and a strong military department with cadet band and full courses in agriculture mining engineering and commercial science under U S Army supervision. It notes dormitory living and directs inquiries to President Dr G R Ginn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Georgia
U.S. Army Officers Ltd
G. R.g1nn
Origin of Word Paper Traced to Papyrus Flax Name
The term piper is linked to Pabler, the native name for the papyrus flax used by ancient Egyptians to make paper.
The Clever Man and The Liquid Colors
The Los Angeles Express notes a clever man avoids tasks he cannot do. It compares pure alcohol to water with differing greenish and large color tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Los Angeles. Express
Candidate Seeks Judicial Office in Northeastern Circuit
A voter outreach note announces T C Epwanps as a candidate for Judge of the Northeastern Circuit Georgia subject to Democratic primary. He pledges full-time service, orderly docket management, and court schedules to clear cases efficiently. The second block calls for support for a Superior Court seat across multiple counties in the North Eastern Circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmuil
Georgia
Wall
Habersham
Stephens
Rabun
Yowns
Union
White
Lumpkin
Dawson
Jones Seeks Reelection as Circuit Judge in 1918
A February 22, 1918 notice from J B Jones announces his candidacy for reelection as Judge of the Northeastern Circuit. He asks voters to consider the announcement and pledges to continue fair and just rulings if reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Jones
Woman credits Cardui for overcoming months of pain
A Texas woman recounts severe side pains after childbirth. After doctors failed and months in bed, she began Cardui, felt relief within days, finished three bottles, and has stayed well for six years. She urges others with headaches or backaches to try Cardui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Stell
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Baker W
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J. F. Praett
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Jackson GW. Vanghu
Trustees City School
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Evana
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County Board OF Education
W.T. Dowdy
D. W. Caldwell
Y.G. Abercrombie O.N. Pitta
Mountain Inn
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Dr. H. Head
Drueeist
Mrs. Rek
Rso
Kor
T. C. Epwanps
Belgium
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Minster
Polotnm
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