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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
2
A mosaic of notes and quips spans fashion, travel, aviation, and folklore from 1910. Items mention Volcanic Alaska, auto jokes, aerial laws, arcades of health, and Red Cross seals for tuberculosis with details on distribution and financing.
A Knoxville Iowa woman reports a year long pain and weakness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. The letter touts the remedy as effective for displacements inflammation irregularities and various female ailments. It notes the product has helped thousands over thirty years and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
A compact reflection on obligation and care citing Horatio Stebbins on telephoning daily and John Bright on broader compassion. The piece frames debt of kindness as both timeless and current in human relations.
Chicago reports Colonel Roosevelt refused to sit with Senator Lorimer at a Hamilton Club banquet sparking calls for the club to deny Lorimer access. Attorney Lee Browne, linked to Lorimer’s election bribery case, is acquitted in Ottawa Ontario court, with further trial pending in Springfield.
The National Farmers' Co-Operative and Educational Union reports a 1910 short staple cotton crop around 10,000,000 bales based on state reports. States listed include Alabama Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee and totals show fluctuations by percentage and bale counts.
Four Democratic members of the Ballinger Pinchot congressional investigating committee allege that Richard A Ballinger was unfaithful to the trust of his Interior Secretary post and should resign. The Republican members offered no report. An independent republication supported Ballingers removal, calling him an unfaithful trustee and an enemy of conservation. The findings will be printed and filed with Congress.
Ludington Michigan reports Pere Marquette car ferry No 18 bound for Milwaukee sank mid lake. Casualties include Capt Peter Kitty and purser F A Sczepanek. Two crewmen from ferry No 17 died in rescue attempt. Survivors numbered 35, all crew. financial loss over half a million dollars.
Washington considers a Supreme Court ruling on racial classification after a district court decision in the Isabel I Wall case. An eight year old barred from a white school is deemed a negro by Justice Wright, leading to an appeal.
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