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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
4
A New York tea room owner recounts how wealthy patrons fear their chefs. Stories include a Fifth Avenue silver king seeking butter, a Vermont native craving doughnuts, a Paris-influenced cook snubbing butter, and a piano maker ordering boiled dinners and rice pudding with bugs.
The article notes that early humans used horses as food for a long period and only later found them valuable for transport. It questions whether Paleolithic Europeans used horses for riding, while Neolithic peoples brought domesticated horses and shifted animal food toward cattle as the main source.
A schoolteacher uses a fiery colored chalk drawing to explain a volcano to her class. Students struggle to describe the image until a boy bluntly says it looks like hell, reflecting the striking impact of the lesson.
Four year old Robert asks if chickens legs are hind or front legs. The Philadelphia Record notes his moment of inquiry as spring arrivals bring questions from playful youngsters.
A heavily intoxicated man staggers under a belching rain spout as a passing policeman guides him away. The drunk resists and mutters salaciously about shaving women and children. The moment captures a gritty street scene from the era.
W M Kelley argues alfalfa thrives with well manured, humus rich soil and proper seed bed. Use about 20 pounds of seed per acre, without a nurse crop, and clip regularly to maintain growth and a vigorous root system. Do not give up after a few failures. ensure soil conditions are favorable and be persistent.
The article advises monitoring turkey hens to guard nests, noting hens lay eggs in hidden spots to avoid detection. Remove fresh eggs daily while hens are away, replace with hard boiled duck or hen eggs, and avoid disturbing nests during broody periods to prevent egg theft and nest abandonment.
A 30 year feeding method for laying hens emphasizes a morning mash of bran middlings oats corn meal and meat scraps with linseed meal and water plus abundant greens. Evening grain mix of whole wheat oats and corn is given by measure, scattered to encourage scratching, with constant access to grit charcoal and crushed oyster shell.
Spring planting is recommended for new rhubarb. Varieties include Linneas and Victorias. Use divided roots with strong eyes from healthy plants. An Ohio grower applies about 40 tons of manure per acre annually. Liberal manuring boosts large stalk production and should be incorporated with soil using proper implements.
The article advises locating the henhouse where drainage is good and water does not stand. It notes that hens that scratch and work lay more, while drones do not pay. It mentions pure bred poultry costs more but brings a better price when sold.
Prince Eugen of Sweden, brother to King Gustaf V, is a cultured painter and muralist. He studies in Paris, travels for art, and exhibits widely while donating works to museums and friends. He often presides over Swedish art exhibitions and creates decorative royal interiors gratuitously. He lives in a waterside residence near Stockholm with scenic views from his grounds.
Margarita Neri, known as La Neri, leads a 700-strong rebel band in Guerrero. Daughter of ex-general Canuto Neri, she escapes a 12 year convent confinement with 600,000 pesos and Paris bonds, plans and leads battles against Diaz forces with American rifles and sabers.
A dialogue explains that a suspected character is one under police watch. The speaker notes a policeman observing a person marks them as suspicious. The excerpt ends with a decision to discharge the cook immediately.
In a country setting a bungalow project faced a naming error and a construction bungle blamed on the architect. The dialogue hints at a flawed plan and miscommunication affecting the build and domain setup.
Lumpkin Superior Court convenes on the 9th Mondays in April and October. Court of Ordinary meets first Monday each month. County Board of Education on the first Monday. Dahlonega and surrounding offices, banks, churches, lawyers, physicians, shops, and hotels are listed with names of local officials and business proprietors.
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