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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
8
Harper's Magazine notes flint tools found in northern Africa and South Africa within a few years, suggesting a Stone Age in Africa. It argues modern Africans may not have used stone weapons when whites first arrived, implying earlier peoples preceded today’s inhabitants.
A lion trainer Bidel recalls a curious wedding gift haul from friends during a Lyons honeymoon. He says among gifts were three boa constrictors and five alligators which escaped at night, forcing the couple to hide on the bed canopy while fearing the snakes would wake the others.
A New York Evening Post remark sums up Rudyard Kipling and American Miss Balestier. A Brattleboro neighbor notes the marriage as advantageous, adding a wary quip that Kipling could extract ten thousand dollars from a ten cent ink bottle.
John Stuart Mill defines the philosophy of history as a set of conceptions viewing history as a unified unfolding of humanity. He contrasts this with a view of history as disjointed fragments lacking universal law or orderly sequence.
In a witty exchange from Puck, Mrs Flubdub challenges the notion that women should not serve on juries. The reply jokes that courts fear couples may be drawn together on a jury, highlighting humorous gendered views.
Readable portion shows a dialog about wealth and trouble with someone noting a rich man can find interest in others. The text is incomplete, lacking names, places, or explicit events to anchor a full article card.
A jokey exchange follows a honeymoon as Mr Newwed declares he will never love another woman and Mrs Newwed retorts she hopes not. He quips he could if he chose to get sore, highlighting a light domestic spat.
Mrs Rigby enjoys happier prospects after a divorce with alimony increased from twenty to fifty dollars weekly. The agreement shifts financial support from her former husband to her, improving her monthly income.
An advertisement highlights changing fashion in footwear with the Red Seal line. It notes constant style shifts and urges customers to ask dealers to view the latest lasts Ty Cobb and Red Rock designed to please shoppers.
Public outcry sale ordered by the Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary for 125 acres of Lot 46 in the First District. The property lies south of a line from a pine stump to the White County line. Cash terms. May 6 1912. G G Bavans administrator of Jane Evans.
The books are open for the return of city taxes for Dahlonega for 1912 until June 1. Blanks available from the Marshal or the assessors Car Suvrtz, W. B. Guriry, City Assessors.
J M Reece applies to be appointed permanent administrator of Posey Etres estate. The Court of Ordinary will hear the application at the regular June term on the first Monday in June 1912. Witnessed by J P Prurerr Ordinary on May 6 1912.
John H Moore applies for guardianship of Jennie Louise Steiner and Edna Katherine Steiner minors of Howard Steiner deceased Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary to hear applications at the next term to be held on the first ture May 6 1912.
A candidate from Georgia's Ninth District declares intent to run for the Sixty-third Congress as a Democrat. The message invites county audiences to discuss campaign matters and seeks white voters' support in the primary.
J M Brooksher Frellow announces candidacy for Lumpkin County Georgia Representative in the Georgia General Assembly subject to the Democratic primary. He asks voters for support to build up county and state institutions and services. J M Riexrrrs also announces candidacy and seeks voters’ confidence and support.
Catroneca Georgia February 20 1912 Senatorial candidate J W Boyn announces his bid for the 82nd district seat in Lumpkin County race in White Dawson and Lumpkin counties. He pledges to uphold duties if elected and seeks support. The Herald also notes authorization to announce Dr Homer Head as a candidate for the 82nd district Senate under the Democratic primary.
G R Glenn president of North Georgia Agricultural College at Dahlonega highlights special benefits for the coming year. Tuition includes board lodging books and dormitory living with cadet militia under U S Army supervision. Courses cover agriculture mining engineering commercial science and more with annual expenses stated as 125 to 175 dollars.
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