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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
4
An Indiana lecture attacked local schools and management blaming poor buildings and low teacher pay on high taxes. The speaker hinted at graft with $6 paid in tax funds only about $5 accounted for. A trustees-elect in attendance applauded, while teachers debated potential corruption and future governance.
A theatergoer ridicules two young men heckling a silent film, while another woman beside them adores the onscreen drama. After a tirade of chatter from nearby patrons, the amused woman eventually leaves the cinema, asking the others to let others enjoy the show.
A Philadelphia tear gas test successfully dispersed a riot, with six officers routing about 200 rioters. The gas allegedly stains clothing for identification and renders inhalers temporarily helpless. manufacturers note banks and vaults could be protected using gas tubes behind doors.
An essay-like piece from the Detroit Free Press argues that golf mirrors life, stressing that knowing the right way is useless without actually doing it. It suggests ninety percent of bad play and much misdeed comes from people who know better but fail to act.
The ad-like snippet contrasts a buyer citing frequent car breakdowns with a seller pushing a model as the right choice. A fragmentary exchange hints at buyer hesitation and a doctor advised walking exercise, framed as a sales pitch for a car.
A salesman spills duplicating ink during a demo, ruining his prospect's silk shirt. Despite the mishap, the customer accepts the incident and the sale is completed. The Chicago Tribune item notes the awkward moment but highlights a successful sale.
A Washington hall in the new Woman's National Foundation building will bear the name Hall of Remembrance. Columns for each state will carry the names of worthy deceased women, chosen by local communities with a state board approving selections. Living women are excluded.
The Washington willow at Constantine Michigan is nominated for a Hall of Fame of trees by Paul R Westerville as part of a history compiled by the American Forestry association. In 1876 Franklin Wells and John Jones of Constantine visited Washingtons tomb where willows planted over Napoleons tomb were part of the tale. Twigs from the Constantine tree were taken to Michigan.
On a blazing July day a Vacationist jokes with an old farmer about a thaw. The farmer replies that nothing froze, highlighting the season's heat with dry country humor.
Temperamental townsfolk clash over enforcement of blue laws. Cactus Joe opposes strict rules, warning of excessive excitement and disorder if authorities push compliance. Residents weigh tradition against modernization in a small western community.
A summer boarder asks about good fishing. Farmer Corntessel replies with a cautionary joke that a geologist once noted the region was once submerged, implying drastic change over time.
In a humorous exchange Mr. Chuggins jokes that a new version of the hare and tortoise fable would feature the hare arrested for speeding, implying a timeless moral with a modern twist.
An administrator's sale notice from Georgia announces Homer Head's petition for permanent administration of the estate of F A Cram, deceased. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear in the ordinary's office on the first Monday in November to show cause why administration should not be granted. Dated October 3, 1921.
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