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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
4
In Rome, tailors offer two payment options for luxury items to avoid the tax. One billable option adds a $30 luxury tax, while paying upfront allows delivery with no bill. A lace shop owner suggests a $3.80 tax bill for items over $4 and a $20 gift to his daughter to settle the matter, arguing they should not pay government money.
In a Times book review Senor V Blasco Ibanez argues the novel is the key literary form of modern life. E 8 Martin counters that newspapers are more vital, saying life would stall without them and even fashion would suffer without daily papers.
Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a suburbanite critiquing seed catalogs. He suggests hiring journeyman poets to sing the merits of the giant turnip and the early squash, arguing the reading matter is too prosy.
The Hollinger gold mine in northern Ontario surpasses South Africa’s top mines in output. It now produces over 15 thousand dollars daily, equating to more than 10 million dollars a year, signaling a major shift in world gold supply.
Mrs Newlywed laments peach stains on napkins as Gussie the maid claims the stains fade only after peach season ends. The exchange showcases a humorous, homey domestic scene with lively dialect and patient, dry humor.
An eastern man recalls a country editor whose metaphors amused him. He cites a string of vivid lines: a boomerang from a base throat, a petard hoisted, an honest watchdog welcoming the master, and a tired steed crossing the harbor bar to the final bourne.
In a musical comedy Mitzi Tamajos, a newcomer with limited English, learns fast after tripping on stage. Yom McNaughton recalls Mitzi’s swift comeback using American slang, prompting him to compliment her progress. She quips she learned it all from the stage hands.
Mrs. W. M. Peden of Navascia Texas recounts how Cardui helped her recover from a nervous run down health. She notes improved appetite rest and energy after starting treatment and recommends Cardui to other women alongside its widespread use by thousands. All druggists sell it.
A Bonn retailer sold a customer a hat alleged to be poisoned. After wearing it, the buyer suffered forehead throbs and head pains, later discovering the band contained sulphuric acid in artificial leather. The court awarded damages and advised buyers to inspect goods for injurious contents.
A fragment notes Grayce troubled by a real life dilemma after her favorite actress bobbed her hair. The Birmingham Age-Herald questions whether she should follow the new style or resist, presenting a young reader’s concern as a serious challenge.
Palmer Corntessel calls the man a first class fisherman yet he never lands a fish. He amuses guests by detailing why he did not catch anything rather than showing a catch.
Georgia Lumpkin County October Term requires Gordon Hyde John Wilson R F Garmon and Newt Whidby nonresidents to appear in Lumpkin Superior Court on the 8th Monday in October 1921 to show cause why judgment should not be rendered for forfeited recognizance. Judge J. Jones presiding. August 22, 1921. T. F. Caristran, LT. OC.
Notice advertises agents to handle city trade in Dahlonega and other vacant cities selling J. R. Watkins Company products including Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Garda Face Powder and Fruit Drinks with over 137 items. Respond to receive free sample and particulars from The J. R. Watkins Co Memphis Tennessee. The text also contains court notices from Lumpkin County Georgia requiring appearance in October terms regarding recognizance forfeiture in various cases.
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