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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
4
In a tense scene by the Hudson, a distressed man confronts a woman about love and money as night falls. He finally asks her to marry him. she agrees, ending their charged exchange with a quiet yes.
A humorous exchange weighs marriage as doubling troubles yet shares a light view on spousal support. The wry dialogue contrasts desire for companionship with the burdens of conjugal life.
A short scale for wind speed explains pleasant breezes at ten miles per hour and escalating forces up to a hurricane at eighty to one hundred. It notes the wind that destroyed Galveston years ago reached eighty four miles an hour with an impact of thirty five thousand pounds per square foot.
A fragment recalls a matinee idol surrounded by admiring fans and the humorous chatter of theatergoers. The dialogue notes a fierce looking Mexican general in photos, then jokes about chile con carne causing facial heat and intensity.
He claims money bought the marriage while she retorts she had none. They trade quips about rhetoric as Tye recalls a thousand speeches and a single honest one from the other. The witty exchange shows a playful, sharp back and forth.
A judge quips about a theatrical skit where Edna and Anna clash over a reticent lover’s brigade. The exchange implies a satirical scene with lingering innuendo.
A short humorous note from a comic strip shows Harley and Clara in a flat reacting to stale air from steam. Mrs. Harley notes the air feels dopey while a pipe emits heat as they discuss the situation with a light, domestic tone.
A lively streetcar incident features a man who bites into lemons and offers them to passengers. A red faced passenger protests, the conductor intervenes, and the lemon man is escorted off. He vows to be ready for the car again.
Saxony reports the death of Werner Hickmann a German landscape and peasant painter who froze to death while sketching snow scenes in a Tohnfeld forest. He was found seated before his canvas with palette in hand, the brush fallen as death claimed him.
Georgia notice directs all persons with claims against Winnie Jefferson deceased to file them by a stated deadline. The administrator is instructed to collect immediate payment and settle debts. This 6th day of April, 1914, the secretary administrator signs.
Fifty freeholders petitioned for an election on the fence of stock in Limpkin County Georgia. The ordinary will decide the petition on May 30 at 10 o clock in his office. Witness signed this notice on May 4.
One hundred twenty acres with eight bottom land and a dwelling, outbuildings, a fine well water and water power. Near schools churches and Odd Fellows hall, four public roads, accessible to stores mills and cotton gins. Lands yields corn and cotton. Visit Reeves Gainesville Route 10. Land located in Lanpkin County.
Public sale to satisfy an execution from the Lumpkin Superior Court. Lot 168, 39.7 acres in Lumpkin County's first district, north half, is offered to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Dahlonega on the first Tuesday in June 1014, with Elbert Patterson in possession. Written levy notice dated May 4. Sheriff Vid. I'. Ray.
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Limpkin County the estate of Winnie Jefferson will be sold on the first Tuesday in June at the county courthouse. The property is a quarter acre city lot on Spencer Street in Dahlonega, land lot 984, 12th District, 1st Section. Proceeds to pay debts and for heirs’ distribution. May 4, 1914. O Stunrs, Administrator.
A controversial newspaper item questions the harsh label gunmen receive as Mrs Newrich laments the killings. The piece probes media naming practices and public reaction to violent crime in Ohio.
Dialogue suggests tension about marriage with Fige noting failures and Fage remarking the bride never gets the best man. The excerpt frames a playful banter on marital expectations and social roles.
A judge notes a quirky exchange where Harry asks if the hook agent was insured, Garry confirms with a twist by saying he sold him a set of hooks.
A dialogue hints at Harry taking Julia on moonlit outings to win her affection. The exchange suggests he believes frequent strolls give him an advantage in winning her favor.
A fragmentary line suggests a dramatic remark about a dish described as shocking in appearance. The speaker questions the dish’s freshness or origins, hinting at a personal note about taste or presentation.
The notice furthers candidates for Solicitor General and state legislature in Lumpkin and Dahlonega with appeals for Democratic support. It also lists public land to be sold at Dahlonega courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1914, including multiple lots in Lumpkin County and associated legal details.
Mrs. Walter Vincent of Pleasant Hill North Carolina says three summers of dreadful headaches prostration and back pains left her nearly unable to walk before using Cardui the women tonic. After three bottles she was strengthened and healthier in three months asserting Cardui’s vegetable tonic nature aids the nervous system appetite and complexion. The Chattanooga Medicine Co invites readers to write for special instructions and a 64 page booklet.
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