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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
1
A light domestic piece on mutual flattery and culinary exchange between spouses. Recipes for Scotch Oat Cakes Favorite Cookies Molasses Cookies Cinnamon Drops Pepper Nuts Crullers outline simple preparations and bake methods with basic ingredients.
A witty remark by a smooth operator highlights a flaw in luxury living. The quote suggests that luxury environments numb a person to harsher realities like jail, underscoring tension between comfort and consequence.
Breslau police response to metal thefts moves bronze statues from public parks to safekeeping. Works targeted include Hichendorff and Koerner statues, a Diana monument damaged, vandals ripping off her spear and attempting to sever arms. Numerous brass tablets stolen.
A column offers casserole friendly recipes and hospitality tips. Cassolet of Casternaudary uses lima beans, chicken broth, and breadcrumbs. Chestnuts en Casserole cooks chestnuts in seasoned stock. Lamb on Casserole sears steaks then bakes with potatoes carrots beans onions and tomato puree to tender finish.
The timber of India will be operated upon by a vast conservation program. Only large timber will be cut and logging methods chosen to minimize harm to smaller trees. In India the state holds timber titles, enabling a national system that promises perpetual forest revenue.
In a domestic scene, Charlie contemplates confronting his landlord about a rent hike while Mrs. Torkins cautions him that voicing anger would waste their hard earned money on a stubborn increase. The dialogue highlights economic strain and cautious prudence in managing household finances.
In the Birmingham Age-Herald a speaker in a Fourth of July address is commended as up to the standard and thoroughly thorough. The statesman reportedly praised the starry banner thirty seven times by actual count.
Warmer Corntessel quips that travel broadens the mind yet laments rising rates. The exchange centers on the paradox of education versus expense, highlighting travel as a costly but valued experience.
San Juan, capital of Porto Rico, sits compact on a small island linked by a broad highway. The city shows American influence in sodas, stores, and fashion, with a Dutch colonial fort and Mayflower era history. Band concerts finish with The Star Spangled Banner as crowds stand in reverent crowds.
A laid back suburban gardener, showing off his tiny estate to Jackson, muses on converting a four inch strip of flower bed into turf for a miniature golf links. The exchange highlights the owner’s pride and Jackson’s practical suggestion.
A ceremony marks the fourth centenary of the discovery of the Straits of Magellan to be held in Punta Arenas Chile from November 23 to December 10. King of Spain invited to attend as a monument to Ferdinand de Magellan is unveiled. Patagonia’s sparse settlement noted.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports rising big-game populations across four reservations. A total of 368 bison 274 elk 54 antelope and 21 deer are recorded up from last year as visitor numbers to the reservations also grow.
An old newspaper paragraph touts Ziron Iron Tonic as a remedy to restore energy for laborers and brain workers. A McEwen Tennessee user reports improved strength after two bottles, with a money back guarantee offered by druggists. A second fragment includes humorous exchanges and a Washington Star joke item.
A reporter notes a light exchange where one speaker asks about the meaning of proletariat and another explains it as a term cowboys use to catch wild horses, highlighting rural speech and curiosity.
A terse exchange features a speaker asking for something to keep warm next winter and the reply is plainly that only coal remains. The dialogue hints at scarcity or simple resource reliance in a historical setting.
A Chicago shoe dealer predicts women’s shoes will be prettier this fall. He notes old styles cost a pretty sum, so new styles are likely to carry higher prices.
Two year old Hereford bull red with white face mark swallow fork in left ear smooth crop in right horned alert. One year old brown steer with same mark. Last seen near Hickory Flatchhurch in Fannin County. Notify W A Brooksher Gaddistown Ga for reward.
J Ho Maxwell Burtsboro Georgia announces a public sale at his house in Mill Creek District on December 8 1920 starting at 10 00 A M. Items include two large mules about 1199 pounds each corn and shacks household and kitchen furniture farming tools and a two horse wagon. Cash terms. Sold to highest bidder.
J M Duckett administrator of Mary J Ann Anderson deceased applies for leave to sell lands belonging to the estate. He will be considered at the December term 1920 of the Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary to be held on the first Monday in December 1920. This November 1 1920. W B Townsend Ordinary.
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