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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1917
Page
4
Native ponies in Valparaiso, Chile, are used to pull enclosed basket carts designed for ponies weighing 500 to 600 pounds. These pleasure vehicles are mainly imported from England. Locally made two w heel carts drawn by ponies serve as utility vehicles for distributing milk and vegetables.
A child asks for a nice book for an invalid. Another voices offers a religious option, but the response notes the patient is convalescent and not in need of religious reading at the moment.
Indianapolis Star quotes motto about life progress noting joy arrives gradually as one endures daily grind. The piece uses a bread and chicken sandwich metaphor to illustrate patience and effort in achieving happiness.
A daylight sleep aid consists of a blindfold style mask worn over the eyes to help daytime sleepers rest. The invention promises to ease waking fatigue by blocking light and promoting longer, calmer naps. The note frames the device as a practical aid for enhanced daytime repose.
United States District Court in Atlanta files to condemn 1522-91 acres across Union and Lumpkin Counties Georgia. Nonresident claimants listed include Victoria Marshall Charles Mebus Bee Woody and many others with rights to lands of EB Burnett Thomas Cox Cole Estate Garrett Gad diss Gooch Hope Robertson Haralson and others. Hearing set in Atlanta on October 28 1917 with rights to object or testify in court.
Our estimate this year is 182 Ford Cars and we never exceed 90 percent of it. We have already sold and delivered 20 cars on the new estimate. If you plan to buy a Ford next summer arrange delivery this winter. We must deliver between now and spring to avoid losing sales. Agents listed in Hall, Lumpkin, Forsyth, and Dawson counties.
A Short reflection argues that the fear of death in humans and animals stems from the innate wish to live. Absent this drive, beings would vanish and lose fear of the future. The piece notes that those who lose the will to live often pursue self destruction, sometimes due to temporary or ongoing sensory perversion.
A reflective statement on mutual aid and the moral duty to help others. It argues that human survival depends on aid and that those who hold power to grant assistance cannot refuse it without guilt. The passage emphasizes universal entitlement to aid from fellow mortals and the ethical burden on power to act.
A French scientist claims to have invented a flame produced by electric energy that emits no heat and is keeping details secret. The device allegedly generates visible flame without burning or heating its surroundings. The claim remains unverified and sketchy in available reports.
A noted saying attributed to Socrates frames prayer as a request for divine blessing of good and removal of evil, acknowledging uncertainty about human wishes and the need for divine guidance beyond personal desire. The proverb invites contemplation on virtue and fate.
A clergy man muses on common morality and quotes We're here today and away tomorrow from the Christian Register. Brief note on dog training reveals small breeds learn tricks fastest with terriers poodles spaniels collies and dachshunds. The poodle singled out as the cleverest of all.
A compact quotation card presents John Milton’s idea that light given to us should illumine onward discoveries beyond current knowledge, urging progress and continual exploration rather than dwelling on what is already known.
A concise creed echoing Henri Frederic Amiel that happiness and beneficence guide purpose, salvation, and existence, framing virtue as the core ethic for living.
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