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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
4
The Dahlonega graded school hosts a college chapel Thursday night at 7:30 PM featuring music by the Tilk Band.
The fragment mentions Miss Paul and Miss Pry with a judge and an inquest about allowing burial of the past. It hints at a discussion of social propriety and legal inquiry surrounding a burial matter. The source emphasizes a courtroom setting and the questioning tone of the judge.
The fragment hints at contrasting tones of affection and humor. A musician compares timbre to his wife’s voice, while a playful line asks about nagging or “henpeck” and expresses desire for a calm, taller kind of harmony.
A playful cartoon caption riffs on a police officer nickname frogged to his uniform. The dialogue questions why the officer is so talkative, joking that the froga emblem shapes his behavior.
In a terse exchange, one asks why a statue of the speaker should be shown. The reply foresees future fame and worries others might value the statue for mercenary reasons rather than artistry.
A buyer in the box office declines seating options and insists on two orchestra seats while saying they will take their mother in law. The exchange highlights a stubborn choice over seating and company for the performance.
A fortune teller described S's future spouse to HE, prompting a witty dispute. The line hints at potential misrepresentation and a joking legal angle about suing the psychic for false predictions.
By Wash Walker Auraria Georgia 24000 feet of first class lumber price 1.00 at the yard SHERIFFS SALES Georgia Lampkin County to be sold before the courthouse door Dahlonega first Tuesday in June 1914 within legal hours to highest bidder for cash lot 158 in North half of 13th district and 1st section Lumpkin County containing 397.9 acres levied as Elbert Patterson property on an execution from Superior Court of Lumpkin County in favor of R H Whelchel Against Erskin and Elbert Patterson notice of levy given to defendant May 4 Sheriff Lumpkin County Ga.
Court order in Lumpkin County authorizes sale on the first Tuesday of June 1914 at the courthouse to settle debts and distribute among heirs. The property is a one fourth acre city lot on Spencer Street in Dahlonega, part of land lot 954 in the 12th District, where Winnie Jefferson resided. GO Savitz is administrator of the deceased.
A collection of candidacy notices for local and state offices in Lumpkin County Georgia. Statements announce reelection bids for Solicitor General and seek Democratic primary support, with addressees to voters and appeals to experience and county service. Additional notices urge support for state level races including representative and state treasurer.
Mrs. T. S. Settfeldield offers coffins and caskets from cheapest to highest priced with a large line and copper lined finest products. She claims stock is second to none for quality and neatness and invites calls to compare offerings north of Atlanta with Atlanta burial goods prices.
Public sale of unre turned unimproved wild lands in Lumpkin County Georgia to satisfy 1913 taxes. Properties include multiple parcels in Lumpkin counties district one and sections eight seven eight five hundred. Sale held at the courthouse door in Dahlonega on the first Tuesday in July 1914. Buyers pay cash.
In Pomeroyton Kentucky Mr A J Hughes recounts recovering from five years of stomach trouble and severe headaches using Thedford's Black-Draught. He credits the herbal medicine with restoring eating and sleeping, noting it is gentle yet effective and should be kept in every family.
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