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Dahlonega Nugget

Location

Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1921

Page

4

Red Hair Appears After Bull Attack in Pittsburgh Dispatch

James Rt. Spadden of Spring Garden survived a brutal bull charge that left him bruised and near death. After the encounter his hair began turning red, joining the coal black coat he previously wore, with red strands multiplying over 48 hours. Local owner intervened with a pitchfork to separate man and animal.

James Rt. Spadden Spring Garden Spadden Pittsburgh Philadelphia Record

Beaverton Man Believed To Be 1888 Chief Joseph Reward Candidate

A Beaverton resident for over 18 years William Bahr is suspected as the man sought for the 1888 Chief Joseph reward. The government offered 500 dollars for the capture dead or alive after Chief Joseph scalped a white woman and two children. The San Francisco Chronicle reports Bahr’s possible identification based on friends’ claims and government records.

Joseph Beaverton Ore William Bahr Bahr San Francisco Chronicle

Love and Red Hair

A hospital romance unfolds as a shy patient befriends a broken leg wardmate. A freckled red haired girl visits, triggering jealousy and fever relapses. The pair discovers their mutual love at fault, and the narrator reconciles as the relationship becomes a fiancé–exchange tale.

Women Vote Question Sparks Bosses' Lesson in Politics

In a public exchange Senator Sorghum asserts that votes for women improved the country. He says women in politics have taught old-time bosses that they can no longer claim to have the last word, signaling a shift in political power dynamics.

Senator Sorghum

Radium Therapy Used for Inoperable Goiter

Dr. Wallace I. Terry of San Francisco treats grave exophthalmic goitre with six tubes of radium emanations into the thyroid. The emanations, totaling six to seven millicuries, aim to reduce gland activity when surgery is not feasible yet.

Wallace I. Terry San Francisco

Novel phonograph style heater debuts in stove design

Popular Mechanics Magazine describes a new stove modeled after a phonograph cabinet. It features an internal cast iron drum inside a light metal outer casing with louvers, external air intake, and pipes that heat air before it exits. It can burn hard or soft coal.

Popular Mechanics Magazine

Deed to Photograph Deer Snaps Bathman at Maine Meeting

A Bathman at a Maine Bankers Association gathering at Belgrade Lakes attempted a staged rifle shot when a tame deer approached. As one photographer framed the scene the deer stepped forward and bit the end of the rifle barrel, producing a surreal portrait.

Maine Bankers’ Association Belgrade Lakes

Ecuador Establishes National Aviation School in Guayaquil

A joint French and Italian aviation mission has arrived in Guayaquil to staff Ecuador's new national school of aviation. They serve as instructors and administrators as flights operate daily to outlying provinces and across the Andes. The government aims to open aerial postal routes to inaccessible regions.

Ecuador National School of Aviation Guayaquil Andes

Lumpkin County Sets 1921 Tax Rates and Levies

County officials Meaders Ash and Moore announce total 1.60 per hundred dollars in Lumpkin County for 1921 property tax. State and educational levies plus county components cover road and bridge funds, paupers, jail, and general purposes. City of Dahlonega faces a 1.50 rate while surrounding areas total 1.60.

Georgia Lumpkin County R. C. Meaders W. L Ash John H. Moore Board of Education Oahonega Dahlonega City of Joan H. Moors, R. OC Drapers W.L. Asx Commissioners of Roads & Revenues County of Lumpkin State of

Sheriff Sale of Dah Lonega Property in 1921

A house and lot in the City of Dahlonega Lumpkin County Georgia will be sold at public auction at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in October 1921 between legal hours to satisfy a fi fa from the Justices Court 887th District G M in favor of Bank of Lumpkin County against C J Jarrard J M Davis Sheriff. The property sits on Park Street 105 feet long facing Park Street and runs 200 feet back with boundaries North R M Bryton South B A Craig East unknown Street.

Georgia Lumpkin County Court House Said County Dahlonega Park Street R. M. Bryton B. A. Craig C.J. Jarrard Fifa Justices Court G. M Bank of Lumpkin County C. J. Jarrard

City Tax Book Open for 1921 Assessments

The City tax book is now open for the collection of taxes for 1921 and will close on the 380th day of September 1921. Citizens are urged to settle promptly to avoid the issuing of any fleas. This Sep 1, 1920. 1T. J. Ssure, City Treasurer.

J. Ssure

Tobacco and seeds sale notice from Fruitvale Nurseries Albany GA

Advertisement offering Pure tobacco substitutes and real tobacco at low prices. Includes postpaid tobacco at 1.00, collard plants 50 cents per 100, Len packets turnip seeds 50 cents, rye wheat fall oats crimson clover and various trees advertised for low prices with a free catalog from Fruitvale Nurseries Albany GA.

Fruitvale Nurseries Albany

Shertt's Sales in Lumpkin County Georgia Court Auction

Sale to the highest bidder for cash of Lot No. 585 in Lumpkin County Georgia to satisfy a bank claim against O W Frix, plus additional lots 483 75 and 784 in Lumpkin County secured by fi fa actions, and a two horse buggy. Sheriff J M Davis notes multiple levies returned by W T O Head L D.

Regenerative Braking Powers Electric Locomotives

A description of regenerative braking in the latest electric locomotives explains how down grade motion generates electrical power and feeds it back to the trolley system for use by other trains instead of wasting energy as heat.

London’s New Deep Water Dock Near Royal Albert

A new deep water dock covering 65 acres near the Royal Albert dock in London will reach about 88 feet in depth with 10 000 feet of quayage and extensive sheds and rail links. After opening a new dry dock 750 feet long 100 feet wide and 35 feet deep on the blocks will be available.

Royal Albert Dock London

A War Profiteer Chooses Episcopalian Worship

Bishop Homer Stunz recounted a tale at dinner in Omaha about a war profiteer who abandoned the Baptist faith for Episcopalian worship. He visited a book store and asked for hymnals and Bibles but balked at the Book of Common Prayer, muttering for something "a little more selecter."

Homer Stunz Omaha Episcopal Church

Painless Dentistry Lifts Pain With Tooth Solvent

Popular Science Monthly reports a new acid solvent that will dissolve decayed tooth tissue. A tiny swab applies the liquid to dentine and enamel, removing decay without the usual drilling.

Popular Science Monthly

Pocket Sized Pooches Spark Pocketbook Fad

In England a fad for miniature dogs grows as women carry the tiny companions everywhere. The diminutive pets fit into coat pockets or handbags, becoming fashionable accessories during outings and daily activities.

England

Fishing trip joke exchange about catches

A brief quip about a fishing trip yields a jab at exaggeration. Two speakers tease each other over luck and the size of fish not caught, turning the moment into a humorous exchange.

Buenos Aires Women Praised For Fashion By Mrs Clara Hampton

Mrs Clara P Hampton of the United States praises Buenos Aires women as the finest dressed in the world. She notes French designers supply the latest Paris models and that Argentine style leads New York and London, with many Arpatina women described as beautiful and stylish.

Buenos Aires Clara P. Hampton United States Hampton Paris Abe New York London Arpatina

Golfing Spouse Sparks Patient Home Return

Mrs Flatbush recalls a surprising evening as her husband returned from a golf game in good humor. Mrs Bensonhurst explains his calm mood arose from an afternoon on the links where he likely avoided temper during play. Yonkers Statesman notes the lighthearted exchange.

Yonkers; Statesman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Love Aviation Sheriff's Sales J. M. Davis Shertt Lecal 65Th District G. W. Frix G. ML Bank of O. W. Frix Pronibel W. T. O. Head L. D W.H. Lance T. Y. Barnes Homer Edwards W. H. Lance John A. Crane 985Th W. H. Sheffield G H McGuire Dahlonnga Moore & Marlys Littlebeld Atlanta Galland Brad-Draucht H. A. Stacy Bradyville Tenn Stacy Rutherford County Merl Thedford’s Mr. Stacy Thacher Medicine Co Chattanooga Townsend Satis Moe Liccerr & Myers Tosacco Co London’s New Dock West Pocket
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