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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1924
Page
4
Experiments with artificial and colored light confirm the USDA finding that day length governs plant development. Previously, plants grown under artificial light did not fully develop, but now results show normal growth and seed production is possible under such conditions.
Police headquarters in New York overflows with bronze tablets bearing the names of officers killed in the line of duty. A single panel recorded deaths up to 1912, a second has filled, and a third has begun to document more fallen officers.
Help us give you better service by looking up the number you want before ringing Central. Do not hang up until the three minutes have expired after 11 PM due to delay in answering and to help Central identify the caller. R C and F L Meaders offer magazine and paper orders at less than regular prices.
The Atlanta Journal increases its colored comic section to eight full pages in the Sunday paper. The Daily Journal keeps comprehensive sporting and market news, with rotogravure pictures and an extensive editorial page. Delivery is 20 cents a week via carrier or direct mail to Vernon Rider in Dahlonega, Ga.
In reminiscences of a would be consul in the East, Wratislaw recalls training in Turkish Arabic Persian and Greek. In Basra he attends a not fully built municipal hospital opening where beds instruments and patients are borrowed for the ceremony. A patient declares his malaise with a cheerfully blunt lunatic remark.
A clockmaker explains the different pendulum sounds tick and rock arise from the escapement. The anchor arms strike gears differently as the wheel moves up or down, creating unequal engagement and thus varied sounds.
In re George W. Byers Bankrupt No 9918 a petition for discharge is filed. The District Court Northern District of Georgia orders a hearing on November 15 1924 at 10 A M in Atlanta Georgia United States District Court room. Creditors and interested persons must appear to show cause why discharge should not be granted.
A Thuringia discovery of a chest of manuscripts excites German philologists and theologians. The papers include a correspondence between the elector of Saxony and Martin Luther on Reformation progress. Luther is quoted recalling a powerful German family descended from the devil and born of a succubus.
A humorous pair exchange seeks a formal investigation into marital tensions. The wife claims ignorance of fault while the husband requests scrutiny of their relationship dynamics. The tone is playful and theatrical.
Robert Dudley Long reports from Geneva that psycho technical tests applied to watchmaker apprentices show strong results. Six large companies and the Swiss postal and telegraph administration endorse the method, which helps identify suitable work, guide skill development, and reduce labor losses.
Visitors to the engineering section of the British Empire exhibition at Wembley must guard belongings as a giant magnet weighing about 6720 pounds has repeatedly stolen souvenirs from guests. The magnet reportedly can lift 89600 pounds of metal.
A Los Angeles girl visiting a ranch is challenged on milking a cow. She calmly explains the process by saying you take the cow into the barn, give her breakfast and water, then drain her crankcase.
A city buyer purchases Stone's property provoking talk of inexperience and a lighthearted feud about borrowing a churn for apple butter. The exchange hints at rural pride and outsider perception in a small town.
In the exchange Mr Law arp predicts six months to finish the case, while his counterpart doubts the process will end within six years. The dialogue contrasts optimism about a speedy resolution with skepticism about a protracted legal battle.
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