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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
1
Over 40 years Faris Catartih Metnicine has been used to treat catarrh and related inflammation. The product combines a four ointment that relieves local symptoms and an internal medicine dose that acts on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
The city tax book is open for Dahonega for the year 1025. The closing time fixed by law is October 1. M. C. Wey, Treasurer.
Brooksher Realty Co Dahlonega Ga advertises for sale to home seekers two live mountain town hotel with 25 rooms electric lights water well finished dwellings at reasonable prices some houses very cheap farm and unimproved lands near the Atlanta Asheville Highway contact Write orice M Brooksurer Manager Dahlonega Georgia P O Box 74.
Physicians say perfect purification of the system is nature’s foundation of health. Rid chronic ailments by a thorough Calotabs course, taken once or twice weekly for several weeks. Calotabs touted as the greatest system purifier. Family package with directions 35 cts. trial 10 cts at any drug store.
National secretary George Glass of the Master Barbers' Association announces barbers will henceforth be called chirotensors. He defends the change as preserving dignity and notes the humorous remark he made to a New York girl reporter about hair and a courtship tale.
Hundreds of old tea plants gathered from around the world during America's tea boom are transplanted for landscape use in Summerville, D. C. The plants, grown to the size of small trees, come from a time when tea cultivation had been profitable here. Dr. Charles A. Shepard, a former large plantation owner who died in 1915, collected tea plants from China and Japan and researched their cultivation after arriving from Connecticut.
An iceless refrigerator achieves cooling with carbon dioxide snow stored in a bottom receptacle. The unit is closed at the bottom with top access, extra sliding doors seal lower compartments, and temperature is automatically controlled by the density of the escaping CO2 snow.
Constable Sam T Slackputter of Petunia recounts a street collision after being knocked down by a negligent motorist. The driver tries to deflect blame by saying he watched a pretty girl on the sidewalk, then admits the hit if the incident stays quiet.
A Science Service note states field artillery practice now employs aerial photographs to compute target positions visible from the gun position, enhancing accuracy in firing data.
Youth's Companion reports a summer program teaching swimming with a color coded cap system. Campers progress from sinker to turtle to water dog and finally blue cap after passing life saving tests. A mid August survey found 85 percent could swim at least 100 yards and none could not swim.
Henry Ford lists Luther Burbank as one of the day’s greatest scientists. Burbank, living non-royal, has his birthday celebrated as a state holiday in California at Santa Rosa for his fruit and flower varieties, including a thornless cactus and stoneless plum.
New temperature estimates for the sun’s corona from the recent total eclipse place it at about 8000 degrees absolute or 5000 degrees Fahrenheit, roughly half of the 1908 value of 6000 degrees absolute. Dr. W W Coblentz of the U S Bureau of Standards led the calculations noting the corona consists of fine solid particles or liquid droplets and that only glowing gases yield spectral lines.
Admiral Sir Doveton Sturdee, who defeated Admiral Von Spee off the Falklands, returned to England in 1916 and, in mufti, was accosted by a white feather-bearing reformer in Whitehall. He later learned the admiralty discussed the victory with colleagues. Sturdee joined the navy in 1871 at age eleven and became a flag officer in 1908.
In a southern Indiana town two youths hid plans to marry at Gretna Green in Jeffersonville after a Sunday night, prompting shopkeeper advice about living apart from parents and the bride admitting a wedding.
In southern Bavaria near Mucksdorf, divers have recovered parts of a gold and silver table service lost 1648 during Maximilian I's flight from French and Swedish forces. Dry winter exposed the Inn river bed, with dredges scooping the sands to recover about six hundred pieces once lost in the Thirty Years' War.
An authority states annual pocket knife demand reaches 14 million units, with replacements forming most purchases. The average knife lasts about two years, disappearing through loss or breakage. Combining sales with lifespan suggests around 28 million people carry knives each year.
In Peking during city battles a foreigner asked the battery commander to stop the war to spare his sleep. After pressure and a personal appeal, the commander relented and ordered the gunners to cease firing through the night.
Ebert Brand, curator in Rotherham, notes fashion hardly changes. He cites Paleolithic dancers in a Spanish cave as early fashion plates from about 20 000 years ago. A Spain costume illustrated resembles the later flapper look, linking ancient and modern trends.
Bureau of Standards scientists report 2000 degrees Fahrenheit as the probable absolute maximum heat generated in a fire. Experiments used imitation conflagrations in miniature rooms with dangers similar to real buildings. The hottest test involved a library room with heavy combustible loads. temps warped materials and the structure for a day.
Advertises affordable personal telephone service for home use. Encourages magazine and newspaper subscriptions via R C and F Mead ers.
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