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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
1
Oglethorpe University Georgia invites alumni to gather on campus May 30 for a six o'clock spread by the Senior class and town ladies followed by an 8 30 p m Alumni Society meeting. Rev Sam J Cartledge of Athens will deliver the commencement sermon and attendance is urged to support the school in its crisis.
For over 49 years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used successfully to treat catarrh. The product combines a local ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that works through the blood to reduce nasal and mucous surface inflammation. Sold by all druggists. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Harvard University professor W B Cannon and colleagues report a method to alter animal brains to induce permanent anger while removing pain. Treated cats display hair on end, claws drawn, scratching, spitting, excessive sweating, rapid heart rate, and high blood pressure. Main aim is chemistry changes tied to anger and fear with greatly increased adrenal secretion and a fivefold rise in blood sugar.
Brief dialogue notes a character constantly pulling away while another asks about his work ethic. The exchange reveals he smokes cigarettes as a key personal detail.
Dr A Gawalowski reports a silver aluminum alloy coated with platinum black provides acid and alkali resistance for laboratory vessels. The method uses a thin platinum dust application and subsequent hammering to seal the protective coating, addressing shortages and rising costs from jewelry demand and Russian supply cuts.
An avalanche observatory, believed to be the first of its kind, has been erected in Tamischbaah turm Steiermark Austria by the state railway. It records exact data and will warn stations below of threats. Plans include triggering incipient avalanches to prevent later spontaneous launches.
On Maltman Avenue in Hollywood two babies stir neighborly rivalry as Little Ethel admires her sister while Doris Atkinson boasts her own baby from Frank Atkinson's subdivision with a striking black bob.
The Dodge Brothers Motor Car embodies ongoing betterment from ten years of work. The early models earned a world wide reputation and the present cars reflect refinements over the decade. Improvements in comfort and appearance are progressive rather than seasonal, staying true to the company’s policy.
A dialogue pits a woman against a man asking if she would marry for wealth. She replies she would, if she loved him, not caring about millions, highlighting love’s primacy over money.
Jinks explains he visits the club to keep his self respect as his kids chase crossword puzzle fame. He laments being seen as a dumbbell when he can’t instantly name a three letter word meaning vocalization.
Norman Cain a nine year old St Albans Maine boy was out with a dog when a bobcat attacked his pet. He struck the animal twice with a stick and it toppled. He carried the stunned bobcat home where his father ended it with a shotgun.
Martha Prewitt daughter of major Lexington landowner David Prewitt recently took a job as a maid in London to gain a new thrill and learn English household methods. She applied at an employment bureau during vacation and worked in the home of a wealthy stock broker who employed eight other servants.
A French scientist claims to have made gasoline from plants and suggests setting aside 500000 acres in western Africa for broom plants. He expects the fibrous vegetation to yield 90000000 gallons of petroleum annually.
Edward W. Bok recalls a veto on publishing a portrait of Woodrow Wilson on horseback. The anecdote from Bok’s book Twice Thirty recounts Wilson preferring golf and joking that the image of the President on a horse would resemble a smokestack gone wrong.
The Japanese diet has passed a law mandating arbitration for disputes between landowners and tenant farmers in Japan, with the process to be implemented under new legal framework.
The original Stevenson manuscript titled Kid Naped by Robert Louis Stevenson sold at auction for 610000 dollars setting a new record. The sale confirms ongoing high demand for rare literary manuscripts and adds a notable piece to historical book collecting.
Two brothers plowing near Pleven Bulgaria while planting vines found heavy objects they believed were gold. They collected the items and fled. Rumors spread drawing police scrutiny. Investigators located a vase cover in the field weighed 30 grams and assays confirmed pure gold.
A witness explains seeing over an eight foot fence by noting a hole in the fence, countering defense claims that viewing the prisoner's actions from ground level was impossible. The exchange occurs during testimony in Vancouver Province.
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