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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
4
Dr. I L Nagher in the New York Medical Journal urges men past middle age to maintain neatness, bathing, and massage to curb signs of decline. He advises surface circulation, inunction with animal fats, hair growth, hair removal, canes and braces, cosmetics, and a tidy dress sense to preserve a youthful spirit.
A classroom exchange features Willie asking whether a bat hangs by its head, prompting the teacher to clarify if she means a chimney bat or an acrobat bat. The joke hinges on a child's literal interpretation and a teacher’s playful correction.
A husband asks why the dress looks loud with its summer style. The wife answers meekly that the piping draws the eye.
A Yale Record quip depicts a playful exchange about an oyster living a pampered life. The cartoon satire centers on lounging in bed and being served cocktails, highlighting campus humor about leisure and indulgence.
A visiting priest urges a prisoner to reform before release, while the Bunko Man dismisses the idea of honest work as the simplest part of his trade, reflecting a witty exchange from the source material.
A brief exchange reveals Beanbrough falling in love at first sight with his wife and Hemmandhaw noting regret over not taking a second look. The dialogue captures a lighthearted moment of romantic misgivings and social wit.
Brief note reports a string of schooners damaged not by weather but by a saloon raid. Source depicts reactions as questions about storms giving way to the raid explanation. Sparse details focus on the event and its immediate confusion.
The note describes Bill installing a new siren in his car and comments on its appearance. The scene captures a lighthearted exchange about Bill's gadget and its eye catching look.
A brief dialogue shows two speakers disputing a teasing remark about weight. One accuses the other of insulting, while the second defends the line as mere banter not meant as insult.
A fragmentary exchange shows Nell accused of being spoone on by a unnamed speaker, with a demand that Dick contribute money. The brief line hints at a domestic or social dispute in a period-tinged vernacular. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or participants.
A preacher argues Jesus is God's gift to humanity, explains the Logos role in creation, and clarifies the distinction between Father and Son. The discourse emphasizes Jesus as sinless redeemer who entered human nature to redeem sinners and fulfill divine will.
A Kentucky man, A J Hughes of Pomerayton, says after months of using Thedford's Black-Draught his stomach and liver improved, headaches disappeared, and he avoided death feared by friends. The advertisement urges families to keep a dose on hand.
Georgia Lumpkin County will offer at public sale the lands described as lots 119 120 and 128 totaling 95 acres plus part of lot 122 in the 14th District 1st Section. The sale returns to satisfy a fife in favor of Bank of Lumpkin County against E P Henson with D M Grizzle and J M Brookshire as securities. Sale to proceed November first during legal hours at the courthouse door.
A dialect dialogue reveals expectations about marriage and a fondness for sports. The speakers debate whether the young woman will marry someone connected to athletics and whether sports influence their plans.
In hospital dialogue a young doctor notes some people feel light headed easily while a trained nurse comments on cheap hair dyes for blondes. The exchange hints at medical observation and social humor in a clinical setting.
The Dahlonega graded school is highlighted as a key educational center in the state alongside the Agricultural College. The message stresses a well graded public school system free to every child.
Claiming to correct the digestive system and liver bowels blood purification, the ad promises quick improvement without weakness. A three month treatment costs one dollar per box with money back if no relief, manufactured by Pure Herb Tablet Co. in Ashland Ohio and sold via agent W B Townsend in Dahlonega Georgia.
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