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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
4
A Rose Bush boasts of beauty and questions Jack Frost. The Frost artist silences her, making her briefly more beautiful before warmth melts the frost and she wilts. The Big Tree and Shrub warn that even beauty cannot save her from frost. Copyright.
A narrator recalls life in an old country, praising cheap living and future prosperity while describing rising prices and a crash after a costly stunt. An elder friend mentions Indians, land offers, and Uncle Sam’s supposed generosity, ending with a domestic scene of a marriage proposal and a mock seriousness about wealth.
Edna Kent Forbes discusses how ready-made clothing creates uniform looks that fail to flatter all body types. She counsels choosing made-to-measure styles and colors to suit individual skin tones and hair color, detailing recommended palettes for blondes, brunettes, and auburns.
Dryden Ontario farmers claim the plentiful suckers from Lake Wabigoon feed potato crops. John Brandon says suckers invade streams every May and are harvested with pitchforks or shovels. Fertilizer value lies in the phosphate rich fish, boosting yields with reports of 1000 plus bushels per acre.
The Detroit News recalls Ethan Allen as a redblooded fighter who led the Green Mountain Boys to capture Fort Ticonderoga. Born January 10 1737 in Litchfield Connecticut he died February 18 1789. Due to a boundary dispute Vermont did not join the Union during his lifetime leaving him technically ineligible for citizenship.
Notice of sale by Lumpkin County Sheriff J. M. Davis of Findley Ridge Mine equipment and property located at the Findley Ridge Mine Lumpkin County Georgia. Auction at the court house door in Dahlonega on the first Tuesday December 1920 between 10 and 4 with two horse power copyright compressors and wart. Sold to highest bidder to satisfy court claims.
Mrs. T. F. Parks of Jackson County praises Thedford’s Black-Draught as a dependable liver medicine that relieves indigestion constipation sour stomach and headaches. The 70 year record of use is noted with a recommendation to insist on the genuine Thedford’s at all druggists.
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The piece argues a stark division in faith, citing Moses and biblical judgment to claim only two camps exist: Christianity or all other religions. It warns that true believers must align with orthodox Bible teaching and reject liberal criticism, stressing personal loyalty to Christ.
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