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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
4
Mrs W M Peden of Navasota Texas describes a recovery after feeling nervous lifeless and unable to do housework. She credits Cardus Cardul Home Treatment for rapid improvement including better appetite and rest, later using Cardus as a tonic and endorsing it to other women. All druggists sell it.
A clerk at a five store location answered a ringing phone by holding a bottle to the ear and shouting hello. Customers laughed as the mistake became the source of amusement. Ang shares the embarrassing incident while recounting the awkward moment.
A humorous tran script unfolds a couple sharing praise for a ring. The woman admires the matched setting while the man notes it matches his favorite design. Dialogue captures mutual affection and light teasing about gift choice.
A brief exchange notes a rumored 85,000 car and a smaller 5,000 purchase that Ohio motorists question as gossip. The fragment reflects local chatter on vehicle prices and ownership.
A witty exchange appears in the Boston Transcript where Practical Parent questions whether Sultor is worthy of his daughter. The mock duel of titles centers on merit and social approval rather than romance itself.
Mrs Corntossel questions the farmer's prosperity as Hiram dons a fur coat and heads to the car. He seeks economic forecasts to justify his belief in a forthcoming landed aristocracy born from agricultural wealth.
Senator Borgrum remarks that war data are growing more engaging than speech as the public leans toward mathematics over rhetoric. He notes a shift in interest from figurative language to numerical figures in wartime reporting.
Experiments in Turkestan extracted edible oil from the wild plant kum tary. The process yielded 11 percent oil and 80 percent oil cake from the plant, marking the work as notably successful.
A playful exchange unfolds as a father questions a noise while Julia retorts she hoped to hear a smackdown, in a Crepton Farmer style moment of domestic wit.
A brief quoted exchange contrasts a request for a dollar with a response about not asking for five, then questions sense of latitude, as printed in the Boston Transcript.
A dialogue feature shows Palmer Corntes sel expressing a wish for fair hay prices. He notes hay has already brought enough price to make many wishes come true, reflecting market sentiment.
A victim describes the robber as calm and collected after a robbery that left him with only the clothes on his back. The exchange highlights the unsettling composure of the assailant.
Uncle Bill Bottletop dismisses the term bootleggers as a misnomer noting they burn more tires than shoe leather, reflecting a humorous local aside on prohibition era slang.
A Parisian journal reports strained commerce amid distrust as shopkeepers accuse dishonest sellers of undercutting fairness by offering goods at fair prices. The piece reflects social tensions and market pressures in the local economy.
A terse exchange in the Boston Transcript features Agnes criticized for always finding fault, followed by a grim quip about luck in the afterlife. The brief item captures a sharp moment of bitterness in a social or editorial exchange.
Hawaii taps Palolo crater to augment 2,000,000 gallons daily water supply while Tilo seeks to use Kilauea gases for industrial power. Scientists see limitless potential in volcanic gases for energy and industry, with essential elements for life.
Application of Jef forcon to sell real property of Catherine Doves, widow, for the benefit of Joseph G. Jones heirs, will be heard at the next term of the Ordinary Court on the first Monday in June 1921. Witness, W. B. Townson, Ordinary.
The Atlanta Journal now uses full 24 hour Associated Press leased wire service and United Presses service to deliver breaking world news the moment it happens. News arrives overnight and through the day, reaching subscribers on the first train out of Atlanta.
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The Paris Guardian reports Basil Zaharoff, reputedly Europe's richest man, sent a $100,000 check to the Paris zoo guardian for repairs. The check sat two months in a drawer then reached the ministry of public instruction, prompting astonished questions about why it was unused.
Tim marvels at a new hat described as unlike anything on earth and praised for its heavenly appeal.
A Chicago Daily News piece by John Blake stresses self control as the first lesson in temper management. It notes temper can be aroused by many things and warns violence yields only hatred and derision, offering no help toward living calmly among others.
Tokyo police issue ten dent’s to curb petty theft. One rule urges keeping purses in inner pockets in crowds. Others warn against haggling with strange peddlers and sending women or children to the bank for money. Native buyers are urged not to display money openly.
Grisons authorities barred motor vehicles from using cantonal roads in 1910. Despite Switzerland drawing thousands of automobile tourists worldwide each year, visitors cannot enter the Grisons area by car.
Dialogue in Nashville shows Sambo explaining his rapid, efficient labor by applying enthusiasm to counter energy that naturally explodes. The exchange presents a folksy lesson in motivation and work pace from a Tennessee setting.
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