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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
1
An ad explains sick headache as a nervous storm centered in the brain causing pain and nausea. It promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a non opiate remedy that calms nerves and relieves pain and tension, with a money back guarantee and sale by Oglet in Youth Bend Indiana.
A burn pain in a child from Vernon Conn prompted Michael Strauss to seek relief. Local merchant James N. Nichols advised Chamberlain's Pain Balm. the first application drew out inflammation and offered immediate relief. Nichols notes personal use and recommends it for burns, strains, and lameness. Sold by Dr. CG IL Jones in Daliloneaga, Ga.
A Philadelphia Record feature recalls eight year old Arthur who earned a penny for every five flies he killed to help his house stay fly free. His mother notes the fly business improved, then finds him with the back door open to let more flies in.
A physician laments women feigning illness to gain attention and practice. A Bacon Ridge postmaster recalls Old Hiram Spruceby the laziest man, telling how he tied a chicken and a bullock to lure an automobile and a racing machine, causing property damage and lawsuits.
A Nevada mining camp tale describes Sullivan’s saloon at Kawich being busted. In a rough exchange two men discuss the event, noting Kawich’s isolation forty five miles away and scarce water. The story mentions a customer entering with seven friends and all ordering water out of curiosity.
A Boston Transcript excerpt argues rapid tooth decay in modern humanity stems from reduced talking. It claims talk exercises jaws and strengthens teeth, noting ancestors spoke more due to few amusements. Cheap entertainments now lure readers away from natural jaw exercise.
Instructions for entering a printing office during this season describe three knocks to the inner door and meeting a figure called the devil who records name address and years owed. The entrant must then present a ten dollar bill with the phrase were you looking for me and receive a receipt after news of locality is exchanged.
A Ducktown Gazette piece laments children ignoring parental admo nition and urges reconciliation. It recalls a mother’s forgiving smile, urging timely reunion before death silences the voice and the beloved face.
F E Bowen denies involvement in postal charges against Marion Parks in Tus NuGeer stating any such claims in his name are forgeries. He says he has never communicated with the department about the matter or authorized anyone to sign his name. He notes a separate Paris note on horse meat discusses its sale and the glanders risk in horses.
A Midland Michigan mother touts Chamberlain’s remedy for a severe bowel illness in her two year old. The Eureka Herald recounts a Dahlonega cattleman whose daughter learns lessons in rain and work. Georgia plans the fifty thousand attendee State Fairs All Day Singing in Atlanta next October with Prof Showalter directing a county team.
J J Kimsey presides in Cleveland with W A Charters as Solicitor General. Court on Nall Third Monday each January and July. Dawson Second Monday February and first Monday August. Rabun Fourth Monday February and August. Habersham First Monday March and September. Towns Fourth Monday March and September. Union First Monday April and October. White Second Monday April and October. Lumpkin Third Monday April and October.
County officers listed include G. G. Evans Ordinary D L Cook Clerk James M. Davis Sheriff K J Walden Tax Collector J M Calhoun Tax Receiver C J Jarrard County Surveyor J A Sollifield Treasurer J M Ricketts Coroner.
City officials listed include Mayor Baker and Aldermen Gurley McGee Townsend Vickery Smith Price Jr Worley clerk Worley and marshal Walker with noted city government roles.
The notice lists Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian services. Baptist under Rev W C Taylor holds Sunday services at 1 pm and at night with Thursday prayer meeting and 9 am Sunday School. Methodist led by Rev C P Marchman has Sunday services 11 am and at night with Wednesday prayer meeting. Presbyterian under D J Blackwell has services on the 1st and 3rd Sundays with 9 am Sunday School.
Barber shop seeks customers for clean shave hair cut or shampoo by Henry Underwood. First-class barber shop in every respect, where he will be found ready to wait on you at any time.
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