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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
4
Letters from anxious citizens explain that insurance policies addressed to a presumed person named John Doe cause confusion. Officials note John Doe is a historic placeholder for an unknown party and urge delivering policies to the correct recipient to avoid errors.
Homeless Mexican dogs abandoned by owners fleeing south of the border have joined wolf packs in the Arizona ranges. Predatory animal inspector M. Fr. Musgrave reports a drive to wipe out the packs. He heads to Greenlee county to place traps and curb the threat to cattle. One hunter reportedly killed ten of the wild dogs last month.
Three quarters of American soldiers who died in France will be buried on American soil. General Marsh said replies from relatives show only about 20 percent want bodies returned to France. With over 4 million Allied and enemy dead buried in France, France seeks a slow exhumation process and no date is set for the return of American dead.
In Aberdeen Scotland a 15 000 strong crowd of parents and others attacked an elementary school after authorities cut girls hair for health reasons. Windows were shattered and damage surpassed $1000 while the school principals defended the move.
A French soldier aged 24, about to visit his fiancée in Switzerland, was shot near the Swiss frontier at Neuf. A French guard warned him as he crossed into Swiss territory. the guard fired, killing the soldier. In Milford a man injured by bees at a field is recovering, doctors say.
Long article recounts Hungary under German Austrian rule until Magyars gained political emancipation. Details on Kossuth, his 1851 U.S. reception, and Hungary’s mineral wealth and geography. Also notes changes after 1849 revolutions and Tangible references to 1919 events and legal notices.
Fragmentary grocery list mentions evaporated milk corn starch potatoes pork beans washing powders prunes seeds and canned peaches. The tone is a casual inventory or ad list of various food items and household goods.
Local tradition places Noah and his family on the Puy de Prigue after the flood. The Des er t de Corlitte rises about 16 000 feet and claims more than sixty lakes of various sizes.
Lincoln attended the first Republican state convention in Illinois on May 29, 1856. He urged nominating William Bissell for governor, spoke for about an hour with notable fire, and the speech was not recorded by reporters.
Marshall Rhordes of Bufaula Alabama writes that Ziron relieved indigestion nervousness loss of appetite and similar troubles after taking the iron tonic. He says his mother in law improved after a dose or two and he will keep a bottle in the house and speak of it to others.
Advertises Pure Herb Tablets as a non ordinary remedy that improves digestion kidneys liver and blood purification. Claims immediate feeling of betterment with no weakness and offers a three month box for one dollar with money back if no result. Distributed by Pure Herb Tablet Jo Ashland Ohio and W B Townsend Dahlonega Ga agent.
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