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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
4
A collage of overheard jeers about theft and charity on a hot London street. An old man mocks a poor thief while handing a coin, a shopfront scene prompts a lemonade joke, and a memory of taking an old black man to a cinema adds a wry note.
Angeline pleads for public announcement of their engagement while Edwin vows to declare his love to the world. The couple expresses deep affection and a desire for wider recognition of their commitment.
The text presents a satirical exchange about danger in acting and humor in speeches. It features Hank Ippank and Herb Blurb debating risky jokes and notes Dobb-Yes’s growing need for sharper humor. It also references a fading stereotype on Chinese laundries and the so called yellow peril in a dated chatty tone.
A snippet shows a barbered quip about singing to prisoners and a joke on women as housekeepers. The dialogue references the penal code and social expectations, reflecting public humor and attitudes of the era.
In London chatter and arts pages the mounting anger at Lord Mountbatten grows after a photograph showing him mowing Charlie Chaplin's lawn surfaces. A royal dispute centers on dignity and propriety, with critics urging restraint and a reminder of hierarchy.
Mrs. M. C. Ragsdale of Fort Towson Oklahoma praises Cardui for years of relief from long standing womanly troubles. She says the medicine strengthened her, improved sleep, and revived her energy, turning a near fainting condition into health and vitality.
Our native species of quail pheasant and wild turkey are at risk of extinction without strict protections. Imported birds may be allowed but the familiar bob-white quail and the whirr of the pheasant are cherished by hunters and warrant legal safeguards.
A storage battery should rest briefly after charging before connecting to a radio receiver. Skipping this waiting period can cause brief voltage instability and produce audible static in headphones due to tube amplification.
A village postmaster returns a bulky missive to Mr. Jones saying the writing is too hedgy and heavy handed. He recalls warning the writer to ease up as the text remains hard to read and would cost more to produce.
An order from the Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary directs an administrator's sale of city land in Dallonega Georgia. The property covers about one-fourth acre at lot 950 in the First Section Westside Chestiree Street, with buildings and improvements listed, to be sold at public outcry on the first Wednesday in June 1928.
A brief cartoon line features a cat claiming fear and offering protection, while an elephant jokes about not having a mouse to chase. The dialogue humorously reverses expectations between the two animals.
Professor Cunliffe notes folly of amateur editors. Jimmy James hammers ten yards of vine and nails to a cottage wall while admiring a prior owner’s wall decor. The grapevine collapses as tea awaits, ending the comic misadventure with a failed restoration.
A man meets his minister near a railway station while the minister hurries to catch a train. The man admits continuous unemployment and the minister reproaches him for changing employers quickly, while the man defiantly says he never tires of his employers first.
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