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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
4
The Salisbury cathedral spire, England's tallest at 404 feet, leans 23 inches due to road vibrations. A police order restricts heavy trucking near the church while foundation strengthening is planned, after rusted clamps and other restorations from prior works.
Mrs. G F Foss, a Rhyolite pioneer, buys the Rhyo lite station of the former Las Ve gas and Tonopah railroad for 205 dollars. Her aim is to keep the depot as a memorial to the men who founded Rhyolite as Death Valley loomed. The station, built for about 30 000 dollars, stood as the town grew then faded after ore bodies failed.
Encouraging results from experiments determine the practicability of welding special chrome steel to ordinary machine steel. Internal combustion motor valves were welded with a thin chrome steel alloy layer and finished normally. Tests under actual use showed no defects and microscopic checks revealed no joint weakening.
New York board of education at its recent meeting approved changing the names of 470 school teachers who have married since last September, challenging the notion that school marms remain single.
A storyteller recalls a scene at a school where a teacher reports that young Mike is learning algebra English and Latin. The visitor jokes about whether plastering will be taught as well, highlighting humorous mispronunciations and local color.
A ladly lecturer from abroad claims American women see husbands as walking bank accounts. A fashionable matron retorts with humor, noting that with half a dozen cars at a husband's disposal, he need not walk. The exchange highlights social attitudes toward marriage and wealth.
A dialog in which a Native American tells a traveler in California that the country is wonderful and urges him to stay, claiming he has much to miss if he returns home while expressing gratitude for the climate and opportunity.
The narrator insists on sticking to solid facts as the discussion unfolds. A recurring image references the empty coal bin and its concrete floor as a symbol of tangible truth.
A schoolroom proverb about a fool and his money contrasts with the grasping miser. The saying hints at wealth loss through greed, illustrating the old stereotype of misers as equally folly prone.
In Shoreditch county court a young married woman testifies and a judge comments on her chatter. The exchange turns witty as she insists her husband will never teach her to hold her tongue, prompting a sharp retort from the judge. The scene captures sharp dialogue and courtroom humor from Tit-Bits.
A playful exchange recalls a physical culture teacher advising to keep chin up, with the wife noting no fall in that line of talk. Mub comments on the moment, hinting at casual banter about fitness guidance and perception.
A quirky exchange from Stray Stories recalls a moment of playful romance. The speaker notes a missed morning kiss and partner’s relieved reaction, highlighting light domestic humor and the couple’s rapport.
A dialogue snippet shows a daughter recounting her father’s reaction to their engagement. He was not furious but noted his recent stock market luck and believed a downturn was due, implying tempered concern about the match and his finances. The exchange hints at themes of luck, meddling luck, and family approval.
A character shows a box of gold tipped cigarettes sent by Jack and asks what gift would be stable for him. The mother suggests a box of bon bons as a suitable present.
A proverb about character and association triggers discussion on influence and perception. The exchange contrasts a man’s company with others’ judgments, suggesting reputational impact from who one associates with.
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a quirky urban moment with pedestrians and table thumping. A narrator voices harsh views on speeders while others mock authority and boast about smoking ladies. The piece preserves a noir voice and local flavor through vivid, compact exchanges.
Dialogue fragment shows a collector declaring a valor and a counteroffer about a world class, authentic collection. The exchange suggests a matter of value and motive, with a remark that money was not the primary aim. No further context available.
In Biloxi Mississippi Mrs Alonzo Ford describes years of nervous indigestion and constipation cured by Thedford s Black-Draught Liver Medicine. She recounts improved appetite skin color and energy after using small doses after meals and larger doses for headaches or liver trouble. She shares that her mother benefited similarly and the product is sold everywhere.
W I B Brackett, administrator of Bradford W Brackett deceased, petitions Georgia Lumpkin County court stating estate mostly settled except distributive shares to Eston Brackett Tom Brackett Lettie Brackett Addie Brackett Clarence Brackett Hub Brackett Harmon Brackett and Armaegine Brackett minors. He offers payments per 1918 GA acts and asks discharge on first Monday in June 1923. summons all heirs and creditors to show cause.
A public sale will occur on the first Tuesday in June at the Lumpkin County courthouse. The tract covers one quarter acre in Dahlonega, Lot One Hundred Ten, Land Lot 950, 12th District, First Section, on Chestatee Street at Chestatee and Choice Streets. Improvements include a two story frame dwelling known as the Hope House. Terms: cash. Administrator H Ho Sternens, estate of Mattie FT Stepous, deceased.
After the recent elections to the diet of Finland nineteen of the 200 deputies are women. Of the women deputies, eleven are Social Democrats, five are Communists, one is Nationalist, one is Progressive, and one is a member of the Swedish party.
Senator Phelan notes a bronze Romulus and Remus at the Capitol in Rome and recalls a she wolf guarding Rome. He cites an American schoolgirl who admires a “big dog” at the Capitol, joked as nourishing Romeo and Juliet in mythic lore.
Officials of the Boston Floating hospital announce a complete cure for whooping cough by X ray. Dr. Henry I. Bowditch and Dr. Edwin T. Wyman lead months of experiments. The method has been tested on 26 cases with results described as amazing.
A witty dialogue features a beautiful young heiress telling Jack she must speak to her mother about a potential betrothal. She notes her mother is returning from Europe and may have engaged her to a nobleman, creating a tense family match dilemma.
A light exchange shows a father scolding a youngster for staying out of the bath. The boy retorts with a witty line about already having his shirt on, highlighting a gentle domestic humor moment.
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