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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1917
Page
4
Seguera Temple in Japan hosts an annual goma rite a Sanskrit derived fire ceremony to burn desires and honor Acalan tha. Priests of Shinto Buddhism kindle flames to aid prayers while farmers seek embers believed to guarantee good crops but the gathering can draw eager crowds.
A veterinary surgeon witness refuses to perform the horse noise. The opposing attorney asks the witness to imitate the sound to prove a horse is a roarer. The witness declines, saying it is not his business, and insists the judge decide if the horse is a roarer.
A brief proverb from Youth's Companion advising that discussing others increases your own problems and diminishes friends.
The United States petitions the Northern District of Georgia to condemn 1522 acres across several Union and Lumpkin County lots in Georgia. Names listed include Burnett, Cox, Cole Estate, Garrett, Gad dis, Gooch, Hope, Robertson, Haralson, Watkins, Jarrell, Coney, Lunsford, Roach, Steele, Clower, Thomason, Woody, Camp estate. Hearing set in Atlanta court room on October 29, 1917. Interested parties must appear to object or claim rights and values.
The memorial to Chevalier de Saint-Lauveur, buried under King's chapel in Boston, was approved 189 years after the initial ruling. Erected in 1916 after Bostonian Society efforts, the monument bears the 1778 French inscription recounting the officer’s death during a riot near a sailors’ bread bakery.
The Rangeley stream near Haines Landing Maine imposes a daily catch limit of one fish and fly fishing only. The rule protects the big Rangeley trout stock, famed for the 12 pound Page trout captured in 1867, a record for decades before yielding to later catches.
A father has spent five years attempting to master the heir-exchange, facing continual hurdles and limited progress. The piece details his persistent struggle and the broader challenges involved in this intricate practice.
A Colorado authorit y warns climbers by placing bells at dangerous mountain spots to alert hikers of hazards. The effort aims to reduce accidents on popular routes and protects visitors with audible warnings along trail sections.
The Georgia State Board of Entomology urges fall spraying of peach and apple trees with lime sulfur to curb San Jose scale and related pests. Spraying should occur after leaves drop, with a second treatment in early spring if infestation is heavy. The lime sulfur must be applied while trees are dormant to avoid leaf or bud damage. For guidance write the State Entomologist in Atlanta.
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