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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
1
The Mountain Club House welcomes transient and traveling public as the finest North Georgia resort. It offers electric lights running water and cool shade in a park setting. Proprietor Cralg Rcarnold lists meals as a highlight and invites guests to inquire through the Commercial man.
Heinrich Vollner, famed city violinist, battles inner isolation as music, not fame, guides him. He longs for Marietta, a younger muse who reentered his life with a fragile, enigmatic bond. He grapples with loneliness, time, and a tender hope under the April moon.
A witty exchange unfolds as a suitor asks for permission to wed. The father coolly retorts that he has pondered the same question about four hundred times without finding a clear answer. The moment blends humor with parental scrutiny in a quaint domestic vignette.
A witty exchange contrasts a popular music hall actress who aspired to surgery with a humorous remark about her punning career. The dialogue reveals a clash between ambition and comedic persona.
Practical tips to store and access surplus paper bags. A pine board with brass rings provides wall hanging and a secure bag rack. Small drawers or enamel bag holders on pantry doors keep bags neat. A linen duck bag creates multiple pockets for bags and string.
An American observer notes German usage of smoking to mean a dinner coat and describes a German clubhouse named Bobhaus at Oberhof, where the bobsleigh club led by the young duke of Coburg uses English terms in curious ways. The piece contrasts American expectations with German linguistic twists in social invitations and attire.
Prince Gustavus of Denmark, sixth child of the late king, is a young lieutenant in the life guards and a contender for the Albanian throne. He is uncle to King George of Greece and nephew to the dowager queen of England, born in 1887 and known for his portliness.
William J. Flynn has been appointed chief of the United States secret service, taking over from John E. B. Wilkie. Flynn, long in charge of the New York division, gained public notice for his investigation of sugar weighing frauds in New York.
A clever line frames a landlord’s use of hot air as a joke rather than actual heating. The wry remark plays on expectations of warmth and real estate concerns without detailing any event or location.
In a backstage exchange both appear to debate a star part. The manager asks about adding an astronomer character while Anthor cites instruction to create a star role. The dialogue hints at casting choices and a performative rationale.
A husband confronts an artist who offers to paint a speaking portrait of his wife. The fear from the husband hints at a troubled marriage as dialogue explores truth and trust. The brief exchange centers on whether the portrait can reveal her voice.
Prof William Brinckley discusses Our More Common Warblers noting equal male and female roles in nesting and gathering material. He compares old world and new world warblers, details plumage variation, species counts, and migratory flights across vast ranges.
A Boston man was shot at by a burglar, but a button on his clothing stopped the bullet. The incident is recounted with the punchline that the button saved his life in this humorous note from the Sacred Heart Review.
A customer commands delivery of a ton of coal on the slate, while the dealer denies the slate exists. The customer insists he has 300 pounds of slate with the coal, escalating the dispute.
A dialogue notes the sea view's blue quality and asks if ultramarine was used to render the scene. It highlights the painter's choice of pigment to capture a vivid azure coastal vista.
A terse exchange references highs and lows as Jake faces harsh conditions. Witty banter shows the town's weather mood plus a request for dry goods and a vehicle, highlighting local humor amid the heat.
Witness describes attempting to intervene as the professor fell from the observatory roof. He recounts begging the professor not to act precipitately while asking why many people seek to muzzle the press due to its dogged pertinacity.
A brief dialogue from Stray Stories contrasts reaction to an attempted kiss with a remark on grafting fruit trees. The exchange blends humor and curiosity as characters react to a social moment and a farming proverb illustrating cause and effect.
North Georgia Agricultural College presents low yearly expenses from 126 to 175 dollars covering board lodging books and more. The college touts a climate mountain setting freedom from city distractions obedience and regularity taught by U.S. Army supervised cadet programs. It offers A B and Lb courses plus agriculture mining engineering commercial science and uses dormitories under officer supervision. For details contact President G R Glenn.
Georgia Lumpkin County sheriff sale to occur on the first Tuesday in June 1918 at the courthouse in Dahlonega. Numerous tracts in Lumpkin Districts four through fifteenth are listed with acreages up to 250, mainly for taxes due for 1912. Sale by J M Ricketts, collector, under Sheriff T M Ray.
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