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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1903
Page
4
In a breach of promise suit reported by the Chicago Post the plaintiff’s attorney presses the defendant who concedes the engagement and love faded. The witness cites the moment fashioning to riding astride on horseback as the blow that ended the romance and the jurors sense defeat.
The New York Tribune recalls a Catholic Bishop in the Northwest during a confirmation class. When asked what matrimony is, a little girl replied that it is where we go to suffer for our sins. Her mother misheard and urged the child to say purgatory. The Bishop reassured her that she was closer to the truth than her mother.
B. Anderson administrator asks to be discharged from trust in Lumpkin County Georgia in a petition filed with the Ordinary. The court will rule on October first 1908 by Jonan Herr Ordinary.
The sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in October at the Lampkin county courthouse in the Georgia district south area, five land lots numbered 786 779 717 846 and the west half of 785 plus each 40 acres, for cash to satisfy a judgment in favor of The Bank of Dahlonega against F Crane and W J Burt as administrator of John P Corn. The sale date is September 9, 1903.
The Dahlonega city council adopts an ordinance prohibiting leaving surplus dirt or rubbish in the city cemetery after new graves. Violators are punished as prescribed in section 162 of the city ordinance. Mayor Roure Hf. Baker signs. Clerk Wa. J. Worney records.
A child argues that teachers lack answers to looming questions about the world ending. The child recalls Uncle John saying the world would end when children stop asking questions that nobody could answer, a dialogue reflecting curiosity and limits of knowledge.
In Kentucky a sharp feud adage spills blunt humor about violence and forgiveness. The profile shifts to Maryland where Taylor's Island mosquitoes, half an inch long and black with white feet, are deemed the world’s champs. A Philly woman had her husband arrested last week for murder in North Carolina.
The North Georgia Agricultural College advertises tuition free tuition, cheap board, healthful climate, cheerful surroundings, strict discipline, high scholarship. It boasts distinguished graduates and the finest cadet corps under a West Point graduate and invites inquiries to Dr. B S Avis, President, Dahlonega.
A humorous exchange from The Cleveland Plain Dealer shows a woman insisting on a marriage license and names and ages, while a clerk presses for preliminaries. The Alabama house passes a grant-grancy bill nearly identical to Georgia's.
Mrs. H. R. Jobe of Eldredge Alabama reports severe grip attack left her heart oppressed and unable to lie on her left side. After three bottles of Heart Cure and Nervine and one Nervine she could lie on either side with no heart trouble and nervousness vanished. She praises the remedies and urges others to try them. All druggists guarantee the first bottle and a free book is offered by the Dr. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
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