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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented city government roster lists aldermen, officials, and department heads including the mayor, county offices, board members, and school supervisors. An employment ad from J. R. Watkins Co. offers male help selling products to farmers with a bond requirement and active territories.
Vintage ad-style notice offering a tract of about 150 acres three and a half miles from Dahlonega for sale or partial sale with road through the property. Also seeks agents to sell Watkins products in Dahlonega and other towns. Includes legal notices about estates in Lumpkin County dated September 1921 and requests for administration appointments.
John H. Moore petitions to discharge as administrator of O. J. Supimerour's estate. The court cites all persons concerned kindred and creditors to show cause why Moore should not be discharged from administration on the first Monday in October, 1821, W. B. Townsend.
The Detroit News notes about half of new books include dedications. Examples span humorous and poetical lines to spouses and family. Notable cases include Kenneth Clarris to his wife and Dr John S Shiber to his mother in law, with others praising fathers and wives.
An animal newsroom item reports Mr Ostrich loses his job after critics accuse him of mismanaging bill postings. The cartoonish scenario notes a punishment for overzealous tack use and improper posting practices at the workplace.
A gardener seeds petunias on a windy day and tends the bed daily. Despite microscopic seeds and patient watching, no green shoots appear there while the opposite bed sprouts a full bloom of petunias. The episode echoes a humorous setback reported by the New York Post.
A narrator recalls mocking a portly man’s awkward walk and chasing him through town. The fat man’s humor exudes kindness as the observer’s shadow betrays his own mischief, ending with a note on the man’s good humor.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that reaches the bloodstream to treat catarrh. It cites a physician’s endorsement, lists ingredients as tonics and blood purifiers, and invites readers to send for testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and local classified listings from Nugget Office.
The price of the fare by mail line to and from Gainesville has been reduced to $2 each way. Passengers are carried through by autos comfortably and safely. Your patronage solicited, Avery & Vaughn.
The College Pressing Club announces it is now open for business offering high class work in pressing sponging and dry cleaning. Located near the college dormitory operations invite trials with contact at phone 6-8 under Cadet R. B. Brantley.
Secretary Hoover jokes that Europe keeps people in place while America allows rapid ascent from labor to presidency. The remark follows a comic tale of Muggins and his wife reacting to a sergeant with a cork leg carrying a cane, sparking satire on ambition and social mobility.
A Louisville Courier-Journal snippet ponders the heat of summer with a playful wish that the other three quarters of the year be less hot and the Fourth of July remain mild.
In a playful exchange on hail, one traveler recalls a quarter sized hail in Da Kota, while another compares to Kansas hail that varied from a dollar to a dollar and a half in size. The dialogue highlights dramatic differences in hail experiences across the plains.
A brief observation notes that happiness for a woman hinges on desires not needed for contentment. The Boston Transcript frames the dilemma as a paradox about fulfillment and societal expectations.
List of White Hickory and Owenbo buggies and harness offered at reduced old prices. Also items for sale include a ten horsepower engine a saw mill a dealer plan a Ford car a ton truck and 160 acres near Burtsboro Lumpkin County Georgia with rental mills and farm land available. Contacts: J M Brooksh er Burtsboro.
A Chicago Journal excerpt notes the recurring prominence of the number seven across biblical events and symbols. It cites seven days of creation seven year periods sevenfold judgments and sevenfold visions to illustrate a pervasive sacred completeness.
Clarence plays at being Napoleon in the nursery using a paper hat plume and wooden sword. He declares his costume incomplete despite his mother saying he looks right, insisting he needs a pair of scrubbing brushes for his shoulders.
Under import meat inspection rules no meat or meat product may be imported without a government certificate from the country of origin. The certificate must show ante mortem and post mortem inspections at slaughter and certify the product is sound wholesome fit for human food and free from preservatives or prohibited substances under USDA regulations.
A hundred women at a Chicago church each earned one dollar for the church fund through various tasks. One woman stood out by having her husband pay her the dollar in exchange for a shave by her.
A mother asks if ink has been altered while Archie admits he added water to weaken it. He explains he was writing to his father and wished to whisper a message to him.
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