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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
4
Georgia reports 769 typhoid cases from January 1 to September 1 1919 with declines in weekly totals. Factors cited include new sanitary privies widespread vaccination by family physicians and health officers and public education bulletins on prevention.
A public health bulletin lists health guidance including ventilation, outdoor recreation, fresh air sleep, cough hygiene, hand washing, diet moderation, hydration, regular evacuation, posture, poison avoidance, dental care, moderation in work and rest, serenity, social contact, caution against patent medicines, and annual medical and dental checkups.
Free copies of sets A through F explain the government campaign against venereal diseases and provide sex facts for youth. Send to any address for the public, young men, boys, parents, girls, educators. Write to the Georgia State Board of Health at 131 Capitol Square, Atlanta, Ga.
Executrices of J B McGee announce a public sale of a deed secured debt property in Lumpkin County Georgia. The sale includes one acre in Lot 923 and a one fifth acre equity in A Johnson lot Dahlonega with a six room house and improvements. Sale set for the first Tuesday in November at the courthouse door in Dahlonega.
By order of the Court of Ordinary Lumpkin County administrator H C Burges will sell at public outcry at the Dahlonega courthouse on the first Tuesday in November 1919 the part of Lot 68 in the 1st District Habersham now Lumpkin containing about 150 acres. Boundaries list W H Smith Griffin Bros Clain A Smith and W A Reese. Terms: one fourth down, balance due in sixty days.
A garbled goods list from a bakery and restaurant includes Salmons Oysters Crackers Tomatoes Pickles Jutsu Olives Honey Catnet Fish and many other items with misspellings and jumbled product names. The fragment shows a wide range of items from groceries condiments canned goods and household supplies.
Nemesis personified divine justice and retribution in Greek myth. She dispensed the precise share of fortune, good or bad, to each person, balancing fate and human affairs.
A Ruskin inspired line urges enduring effort in construction and design. It emphasizes thinking beyond the present life and needs, envisioning work that future generations will appreciate and rely on as an act of lasting stewardship.
Unverified speech by a local figure, Uncle Eben, evokes a stubborn stance against hatred. The remark references evading confrontation by hiding in a hardware store and obtaining more cutlery. The dialogue reflects tension and community humor in a rural setting.
The quotation recalls Oliver Wendell Holmes describing New Jersey as a double headed suburb rather than a state, highlighting a viewpoint on its relation to New York and its rural-urban character.
A witty exchange features Stobbs and Blobbs on luck and wealth as a humorous aside.
A concise reflection notes that receiving honestly is the best thanks for a good thing, attributed to George MacDonald. The line emphasizes integrity in gratitude and the value of sincere reception.
A concise quotation remark highlighting that noble thoughts and actions speak for themselves, without fanfare or self-promotion. It stresses humility and the value of quiet virtue over boastful claims.
An ad touts Ziron Iron Tonic as a safe reliable remedy for weakness from illness overwork and worry. It cites Mrs Emma Manus of Las Cassas Tennessee saying the tonic helped her regain energy and claims it contains iron plus other ingredients with no habit forming drugs and offers a money back guarantee.
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