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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
2
A compact collage of quips and reflections on aviation, fashion, war, and daily life. It notes rising talk of airships, joking about discipline, class, and culture, and ponders topical oddities from Kaiser Bill’s palace to Esperanto poetry prizes.
Seven poor children aged about ten, four girls and three boys, joined by two women for a day at a seashore resort. Two boys who sell papers funded the picnic, drawn from one of the recruiting houses. One woman notes the boys were not well behaved, yet expresses hope they will improve through small acts.
The 1910 census shows Birmingham Ala population at 132 685, up 94 270 people or 245.4 percent from 1900. New Orleans is expected to be first among southern cities, with Atlanta likely second as Memphis slips to third after 1900 figures.
Napoleon Bonaparte Broward, the Democratic senator-elect from Florida and former governor, died shortly after entering surgery for gallstone complications. Broward, who rose from poverty as a tugboat cook to leading Florida politics, defeated James P. Taliaferro in June to win the Senate seat. He had led Everglades drainage projects and once captained the tug Three Friends on expeditions to Cuba.
Reports from New York say Germany is testing a crewless warship run from shore by wireless apparatus. The vessel within 18 miles of the controller can be started steered and its guns fired via electrical waves. In Nuremberg a motor boat model is under study. Also in New York, post office inspectors and detectives arrested B H Scheftels & Co brokers Barney Scheftels and George Graham Rice amid bucket shop probes.
Letters from Charles W. Eliot and John D. Rockefeller Jr. urged teaching purity, social evil, and sexual hygiene in public schools at a Chicago conference hosted by the Illinois Vigilance Commission Midnight Mission and the American Purity Federation.
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