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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
1
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A letter forbear expresses how love eclipses all other pursuits and comforts, describing love as marvelous and dangerous. It contrasts pristine independence with the consuming pull of romance, noting the intoxicating yet perilous pull of being someone’s entire world, quoted from the October Delineator.
In a Sunday school scene a teacher probes how the queen of Sheba traveled to Solomon. Children review the lesson and debate travel modes, finally a student answers that the text says she came with a very great train, implying steam power or a grand procession.
Excerpt from Bob Taylor's Magazine extols light as the angel of beauty guiding perception and nature. Love is portrayed as life’s minister, shaping emotion, art, and dreams, painting skies, guiding poets, and blessing human hearts across Milton, Shakespeare, Burns, and Eden as a universal, radiant force.
A Michigan bill to restore the death penalty for murder prompted long pro and anti speeches. A tense exchange led to a member asking which is preferable hanging or talking to death, provoking applause and a loud quip about being banged if discussion continues.
A man hoisted a parrot tale that ends with a comic disaster as a nervous owner tries to train a talking bird. After coercive antics the parrot remains stubborn while a yard full of a dozen dead chickens reveal the farcical outcome.
The piece argues advertising only pays when sustained. It compares merchants to a boy pumping water he quits and forgets, showing temporary efforts fail. A merchant who stops advertising loses customers and then doubts its value, while steady promotion builds recall and business.
A well known medical man attends a poor Edinburgh Irish woman who asks if she will recover. The doctor reassures her with a confident forecast, while she reveals she subscribes to a burial society and seeks certainty about any future benefit from it.
Charles G. Janes of Cedartown Georgia writes that after three years of work a special act provides pay to Georgia soldiers in the Spanish American War. He has secured a portion of the fund and expects the rest within thirty days. He asks all veterans to send their names and post office addresses at once.
A moral column condemns alcohol’s harm to families noting that seven hundred thousand divorces have been granted in the United States since 1867. It contrasts Canada’s rate and argues marriage as a sacred bond rather than a contract. A comic exchange about liquidation in stocks ends with a quip on ideals.
Court schedule lists locations Dawson Rabun Habersham Towns Union White Lumpkin Stephen County with terms on specific Mondays from January through November in a biannual rhythm. W A Charters serves as Solicitor General for the district encompassing Cleveland and Dahlonega Georgia.
County officers are enumerated including G. G. Evans as Ordinary, D. L. Cook as Clerk, James M. Davis as Sheriff, E. J. Walden as Tax Collector, J. M. Calhoun as Tax Receiver, C. J. Jarrard as County Surveyor, J. A. Hollifield as Treasurer, and J. M. Ricketts as Coroner.
City government roster lists Mayor E. B. Vickery and aldermen W. B. Gurley G. H. McGuire W. J. Hightower T. J. Smith T. S. Littlefield W. P. Price Jr. Wm. J. Worley Clerk Geo. W. Walker Marshal as shown in municipal document.
Baptist Church led by Pastor J Ashmore holds Sunday services at 11 in the morning and 7 at night with a Thursday prayer meeting and a 9 o'clock Sunday School. Methodist Church conducts Sunday services at 11 and 5 with Rev. W R Foote as pastor and a Wednesday prayer meeting. Sunday School is at 3 o'clock p.m.
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