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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1918
Page
4
A local appeal stresses that the fourth Liberty Loan must be fully paid, urging farmers and citizens to invest. It compares the nation to a business needing funds to win the war and warns that failure to contribute betrays trust in government while highlighting bonds as a safe, profitable savings option.
An official notice warns Georgia residents that October sugar allotments fall by one million pounds from September. Individual purchases remain two pounds per person per month with semi monthly options. retail dealers must verify pledges as future allotments depend on accurate tracking.
Advice on burning wood in a coal furnace suggests lining the firebox with firebrick or sheet iron to check the draft, preventing too rapid wood consumption.
A reflection on how pride in a friend's accomplishments mirrors personal virtue and binds friends through mutual esteem and shared character. The quote frames loyalty as both emotional support and a property of virtue.
A quotation attributes to Mencius praising the great man who retains a childlike heart. The saying emphasizes maintaining innocence and wonder as leadership virtue.
A line from a hymn cited by the Atlanta Constitution sparks discussion about the idea of heaven lasting a thousand years, with remarks on how some people might resist such extended prosperity.
The quotation depicts Uncle Eben mocking a lazy man who wishes to police others to stop violations, reflecting folk humor about enforcement, laziness, and social commentary.
A reflective note urges focusing on God and personal virtue rather than wealth or luck. It emphasizes inner measure over external fortune and calls for steady reliance on faith guiding daily conduct.
An advert touts Stella Vitae as a thirty year proven remedy for women’s backache and nervous illness. It claims to restore health, quiet nerves, reduce pain, and improve blood, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Sold by Thacher Medicine Co. Chattanooga Tenn. Also a brief piece on Japanese conjugal etiquette notes rigid home etiquette for wives and the modest display of affection.
A brief note emphasizes fast, attentive care for children when a parent seeks medical help or a prompt response. It stresses ready attention for urgent requests and prescriptions, ensuring timely assistance.
Public sale at Lumpkin County courthouse to the highest cash bidder on the upcoming November date. Properties include 38 acres of land lot 12 plus 12 acres of lot 1005 and additional parcels totaling about 80 acres in the 11th District First Section. Also 25 acres of land in the same region, all conveyed by F M Williams to J Williams with a verified deed of 1905 and a vermin deed securing a $600 debt. Estate administrator H B Sattrn notes terms and date October 1, 1918.
A fragmented list of city Aldermen trustees and county officials including Baker Vickery Gamp elt Keith Dane Gurley mayor marshal town board secretary treasurer Walden Be Moore Anderson and other county education leaders. It notes county board of education chairman Dowdy Caldwell Abercrombie Fitts and Sump Higgins among listed names and roles.
An advertisement for Pure Herb Tablets from Ashland Ohio promotes a three month treatment promising to correct digestion kidneys liver and bowels, purify blood, and provide quick relief without weakness. It offers a one dollar box and refunds if no relief, with Dahlonega Georgia as an agent contact.
North Georgia Agricultural College offers low annual expenses between 125 and 175 dollars covering board lodging books and more. Located in Dahlonega the college boasts a favorable climate a mountain setting freedom from city distractions and a strict disciplined environment supervised by U S Army officers with strong military and cadet bands plus comprehensive courses in agriculture mining engineering and commerce.
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