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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
4
A wartime address argues four million returning soldiers were taught health, discipline and clean living in camps. It claims venereal disease largely came from home towns and asks communities to purge disreputable places and questionable characters before homecoming.
Danish investors claim to have perfected motors usable with peat gas as fuel instead of benzine or gasoline. The note reflects on effort and progress amid calls for better times and self-improvement.
A brief editorial note argues men reflect their company and words advise caution in accepting optimistic thoughts. It cautions against overconfidence in social influence and emphasizes prudence in judgment of others.
J B Clifton of Lyons Georgia reports recovery after typhoid fever and bowel hemorrhages using Ziron Iron Tonic. The ad claims the tonic builds appetite and vitality and urges readers to buy from any druggist with a guarantee.
Allen B Williams of the Reptile Society of America urged that the nonpoisonous snake be taught as a farm ally. He cited its role in controlling pests, proposed adding snakes to homes, and planned a snake conservation publication and school education. He opposed killing nonpoisonous varieties and called for their widespread adoption as beneficial to food production.
The Kansas City Journal notes that the post office lacks a dedicated division for handling letters labeled Tn Haste, implying standard processing applies to hurried mail.
A short aphorism from the Baltimore Sun notes that life is saved by an occasional smile at its follies, offering a reflective, lighthearted perspective on human resilience and humor.
A terse note discusses an optimistic idea and a secret believed to aid mankind if kept private. It hints at the utility of concealed knowledge and its potential impact on humanity.
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