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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
2
Local publication from Dahlonega Georgia reports wartime updates and public notices. Items include election reminders, influenza impact, sugar shortages, prisoners captured, German advances, and local civic notices.
A grim survey of counterfeit revivalists and untrustworthy preachers. It cites modern travelers claiming Pentecostal authority, lists case histories from Dahlonega and Lula, and warns against granting strangers church power without local endorsement.
A Knoxville man Mr. Charles I. Ray promotes a non medicine pneumonia poultice derived from a French physician. The method uses vinegar rye meal onions and heat to the chest with three applications then salve to seal pores. He emphasizes emergency use and claims success in critical cases.
Local note urges Lumpkin County voters to participate fully in the November election to influence representation in Congress. The item also mentions staffing for military training, a corporate fine for false reports, a delayed Georgia State Fair, a Commerce notable’s death, and a Greek tragedy of ongoing war news with Austria seeking peace.
Roscoe Pickett, chair of the Republican State Central Committee, says a U S senator and congressmen will be fielded from the Seventh and Ninth Districts with campaign HQ opened at the Krimbill House. A playful jab is made about defeating Tom Bell for Canstress in the Ninth District.
A brief note thanks Prof Ru gator for assistance while the writer was ill. Andrew Ener expresses gratitude and wishes blessings from God.
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