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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
4
A terse squeal frames a confrontation where a fighter protests an assignment to face a feared six armed opponent unknown in origin. The clash hints at unusual danger and resistive bravado from the challenger amid training and expectations.
Louis A Beebe of Council Bluffs Iowa recounts a roadside tale about using a battery to shock a mule to spur work. He explains he tied wires to the mule's harness and when the circuit closed the mule received energy while the horses remained unaware.
A Rousseau quote argues that nations and people are typically compliant only in youth. Once customs and prejudices set in, reform becomes dangerous and useless as people resist instruction and even a physician’s aid.
A classroom exchange clarifies the meaning of posthumous works. The student explains that they are books written after a man dies, prompting the teacher to probe the concept.
The secretary bird, an African raptor famed for snake hunting, is named for the fanciful image of long crest feathers resembling a pen behind the ear. Its lifestyle centers on preying on snakes and similar creatures, making it one of Africa's largest birds of prey.
State wide spelling bee to be held during the Southeastern Fair in Atlanta on Oct 10. Eleven prizes from 7 cents to 100 dollars will be awarded. Each county selects one representative by superintendent examination from 1926 students. Open to grammar or high schools. Word lists begin with Book No. 2 and escalate to other spellers if needed. A representative from Lumpkin County is required by Sept 26.
Patrolman William Chewning of Atlanta credits Karnak with curing long standing indigestion constipation and fatigue after eight months of suffering. He reports belching after meals improved sleep and renewed energy after using three bottles. Karnak is distributed exclusively by Lippert Drug and is available through druggists in every town.
Shipping executives in Germany push for heavier penalties after U S law imposes fines of 1000 dollars on companies for each stowaway found in the United States. To curb unlisted travelers on ships bound for American ports, stowaways now face prison terms up to two years.
In certain sections of Greece a bride must first furnish a home for her future husband before marriage. The custom is so established that women do not seriously marry until their homes are ready.
A conceited businessman from Copenhagen explains delaying bankruptcy until the twenty third as a birthday surprise for his wife. Hans Kloda comments on the plan and its feasibility.
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