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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
4
In a humorous scene a woman seeks to open a savings account but struggles to supply her full name. The post office official asks for first, middle, and last names, including her maiden name, while the crowd waits. She finally proclaims her name Gwendoline Rose.
A local man known as Old Mr Grabcom buys summer suits in fall at discounts and stores them for years. He jokingly warns that he could miss out on ten or twelve dollars if he dies leaving a suit unworn from a past season.
Willis and Mrs. Willis quarrel over firing the new cook after Mrs. Willis accuses her of deception. A judge notes the reference room visit failed to locate any records of the cook, while gossip about charms and luck figures into the exchange.
In a witty exchange at the boarding house residents tease a fellow lodger nicknamed Diogenes for living in the only tub. The quip highlights a humorous image of a cramped, shared space and a colorful personality among boarders.
An advertisement claims the product corrects the digestive system and kidneys, regulates the liver and bowels, and purifies the blood. It promises no weakness and immediate improvement, offering a three month treatment in a box for one dollar with money-back relief and shipping to any address. Manufactured by Pure Herb Tablet Co. Ashland Ohio. agent W B Townsend in Dahlonega Georgia.
A National Market report notes that Japanese matches gain prominence in Southern California as Swedish and Norwegian brands falter after the war. American and Japanese items now split regional demand with Diamond and Japanese products dominating. Tokyo reports Diamond plans Chinese plant expansion to cut costs and extend U S supply potential.
In Tokyo a haunted former residence is being demolished after a tenant named Kashie arrives. Neighbors recount a tragedy of a daughter forced to divorce by her father, who killed herself in a white wedding gown in the six mat room, leading to the house's reputation for spirits. The owners plan a new building to erase the haunt in Koishikawa.
A young girl debuts as a single dancing act at a vaudeville house and earns applause. After her performance the theater manager praises her but asks why she never smiled. She replies that a smile would make her lose her routine and that she will smile tomorrow night.
A character study portrays Mrs. Gaddy as someone who hoards control and resists sharing. The aside implies a sharp, acquisitive nature that dominates interactions.
A short witty exchange about accounting errors contrasts clearing mud from accounts with clearing out, highlighting a pun on financial cleanup. The dialogue suggests caution in handling ledgers and hints at cautionary humor in financial matters.
A dialogue shows a father approving My Hoy with comments on the girl Harry intends to marry. One speaker notes she is a good plain cook while another adds there are some good pretty ones, implying preference among candidates.
In a lighthearted exchange, remarks suggest Mrs Hash’s table is a strong point as a playful jab about butter stalls and dessert prowess circulates among the diners. The banter centers on hospitality, generosity, and kitchen skill at the gathering.
A brief ad-style item notes mothers keep medicines in closets for child injuries from falls. It promotes having first aid remedies ready and mentions selling such products.
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