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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
4
A prohibitionist points to a man in rags as a warning to drinkers. He recalls two college friends, one who drank and declined while the other stayed true, finishing first. The tale ends with the speaker noting the other man is jailed for fraud.
A Detroit Free Press excerpt offers aphorisms on humility, change, laughter, self-righteousness, sorrow, and personal fault. It warns against dwelling on others sins before addressing one own flaws, noting vanity and reliance on popularity lead to ruin.
A Southern Farm Magazine article urges yearly farm practice improvements to raise profits. It emphasizes soil health through rotation, clovering, and manuring to boost yields, warning that declining fertility traps farmers in a downward path.
In Dresden Dr Hamel treated an eight year old girl who lost her right forefinger. He amputated the second toe from her right foot and attached it to the finger stump. The toe was secured and after three weeks remained firmly attached as a viable substitute for the missing digit.
The Modern Farmer notes that half a century ago commercial fertilizers were rare in the South and crop rotation and soil renovation were almost unknown. Land was abundant and worn-out Parker land abandoned. now virgin soils are exhausted, demanding larger manure piles, better meadows, and fine stock. Tillage yields to grazing and skilled stock management.
A Springfield Mass. Republican item notes John G. Johnson, Philadelphia lawyer and art collector, walks daily ten blocks to a small restaurant for a 15 cent lunch. He eats in 15 minutes, avoids cameras, and once dodged by a photographer. His wife mended a flag captured in battle, restoring it to pride for the commander in chief.
English artist Phil May once worked on the Sydney Bulletin and later drew police court sketches. A noted piece shows a prisoner quizzed by a sympathetic judge about marriage, the man replying he and his fiancée Ann have never been out of jail together to marry.
The Cobb County Courier laments spring and summer fashion as dreadful with scarecrow-like bats and camel-bunch dresses. It expects fall styles to improve and restore wearers to their natural and comely shape.
Mrs Frances CoFiman of Dayton Virginia credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with her recovery from severe nervous strain and throat neuralgia after nursing her husband. She reports quick improvement within a week of starting the remedies and notes others aided by Miles products.
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