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Dahlonega Nugget

Location

Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1926

Page

4

Big Business and Board Age Averages in Major Firms

Forbes Magazine notes age trends among directors of General Electric American Telephone and Telegraph United States Steel and other giants. Directors average over sixty with Baker and Gary among the oldest at eighty six and seventy nine. The youngest top member is forty eight.

General Electric C. A. Collin American Telephone and Veleraph George F. Baker W. S. Gifford United States Steel Mr. Baker Ki. HW. Gary George F. Baker, Jr Finance Committee Torbes Forbes Magazine

Banishment of Cigarettes on Campus Sparks Debate

A college reports a ban on cigarette use with testimonies noting enforcement begun this morning. A second student confirms three banishments already carried out, highlighting campus discipline and policy reach.

Legend of Barbarossa and the Third Crusade

Frederick I Barbarossa, emperor of Germany, earned the nickname for his beard and led with valor in the Third Crusade alongside Richard I and Philip II. He is said to have died by drowning in Cilicia in 1190, though legends claim he sleeps with six knights in Thuringia and will rise again to lead Germany.

Barbarossa Frederick I Germany Frederick Barbarossa Richard I England Philip Augustus France Cilicia Asia Minor Thuringia

Mine workers chief mocks railroad coal profits claim

Defense leader Philip Murray of the United Mine Workers in Washington attacked a railroad’s response to charges of coal profiteering. He compared it to a minister’s daughter who claimed she only had one toe on the ground after an awkward parlor moment with a young man.

Philip Murray United Mine Workers Washington Charlie Simpkin

Indians Ads Outside Colony Theater Stir Curiosity

A motion picture note reports two Indians used for advertising near the Colony in New York while The Flaming Frontier played. An elderly woman asked one if he was a real Indian, and he answered politely about liking the city and country.

America New York Country

Unkind Lady Requests Insect Powder In Drug Store

A humorous line from the New York American depicts a polite clerk offering insect powder and a witty reply from a lady who insists the bugs themselves should call for it. The exchange showcases period newspaper humor and dialog style.

New York American

Telephone rates and notices from Lumpkin County

The notice states low business and residence rates including extensions and desk sets and urges subscribers to join the directory. It includes a creditors notice for the estate of J. N. Satterfield in Lumpkin County with G. J. Warnes as administrator, calling all debts to be settled by October 6, 1926.

Sane House Dantonca Telerhone CO Notich Georgia Lumpkin County J. N. Satterfield Dee G. J. Warnes Admr Dkmg Said J. BE. Tate Superior Court Lampirit County Jos. Rider Tod. N. Satterfield G. L. Warnes

Merely Giant Pig Is African Rhino

The rhinoceros in Africa is a powerful mammal weighing up to two and a half tons with a horn on its nose used in markets for $2 a pound in China. The animal is retreating from plains to forests due to hunting, has poor eyesight, and is guided by tick birds that act as alarms.

William D. Boyce Africa Asia Indian Archipelago Europe North America England Siberia China

Sol the proposed new month in a Cosworth calendar

A proposed Cosworth calendar would add a Sol month between June and July with 28 days ending on a Saturday. The year would have 18 months of 28 days, and the 865th day would be Year day without a weekday name. Some variants place the extra day as Year day on December 28 or Leap on the first of Ai.

Cosworth

Pet Tags on Whales Quest Public Plan

Washington Star reports a proposal to tag whales with special identifiers to study their travels. Montana officials weigh a practical plan to enlist support but no concrete method is set, while authorities seek more details on locations and methods.

Mnetana Assi Ana

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Legend of Dodge Brothers C.v. Nalley & CO Gainesville, Ga Dopce Brrothers Motor Cars Metropolitan Life Insurance Company NANEY John H. Moore & Son Sher Georgia Court House Dahlonega Lewis Brady, Jr Justices Court T. J. Smith Lewis Brady W.M. Housney Washington Star
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