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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
4
A Moody Bible Institute sermon outlines how John 16 presents perpetual peace for believers. It frames peace from future hope, present union with Christ, and Spirit given power, then notes prayer in Jesus name as a key to ongoing calm despite world pressures.
A reader mocks exaggerated terms like startling in ads written by experts. The tale riffs on underwear selling lines, noting misused emphasis and the odd sight of garters and elastic threads provoking unintended reactions.
An advertisement touts Ziron Iron Tonic as a valuable aid for those feeling weak or fatigued. It quotes Mrs. J W Dysart of Cartersville Georgia claiming she fell short on rest yet improved after using Ziron and endorses the product with a money back guarantee at drugstores.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a pure wholesome remedy for coughs and colds. It cautions against experiments with unknown products and warns to use promptly, especially for babies, and against imitations.
A damaged text fragment indicates a land sale in Baker or Dawson County Georgia units 8b 042 and one acre, listing heirs and a Mrs GAA NE SAP ORS as involved parties. The notice mentions property to be sold as the property of certain named defendants and references a January first vote day and a filing within the district. The legible bits point to a public sale of land under a court or district authority with multiple names and locations obscured.
A Lumpkin County dealer offers promissory goods at public sale. The auction at the Court House Door Pallonegra Ga on the first Tuesday in December 1920 between 10 AM and 4 PM will sell a gas engine, air compressor, belt drive, pipe, tanks, and mining equipment to satisfy a court judgment against Charles Sumner and Mining & Power Co. The Findley Ridge Mine location is noted and items will remain in place for transfer to the buyer. J. M. Davis, Sheriff.
Fragmented text fragment discusses disease, health terms, and personal names in a garbled form. It mentions Peat and Nellie Vise in unclear context with noisy punctuation and stray phrases. Overall content is unreadable as a coherent news item.
State Board of Health reports tangible public health efforts in Georgia including free typhoid vaccines, rabies treatment, water testing, and disease diagnosis services. Officials emphasize that belief cannot alter outcomes while detailing July 1920 death records by typhoid, malaria, measles, and other causes.
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