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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1924
Page
1
County officers and education board members listed alongside church pastors and church activities. Preaching times, prayer meetings, Sunday schools, and youth group schedules are provided for Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Church of God, and related gatherings. Includes Supts and pastors like Rev W J Evans and Rev W B Hamrick.
Over forty years Hall's Catarrial Medicine has treated catarrh with an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to reduce mucous membrane inflammation. Sold by all druggists J. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
An exchange from IE W Howe notes a cautious wife acknowledging her husband’s credit for her success. She recalls a first marriage where his kindness and discipline helped restore balance, declaring many husbands deserve recognition for their support.
Astronomers near Glasgow reveal stone age observatories showing prehistoric people predicted solar and lunar events as accurately as modern astronomers. Ludovic Mel Mann identifies tunnel systems used to record sun moon and five known planets Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Mercury enabling prediction of eclipses and other phenomena.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Egyptian department reports the tomb of Smenkhkara has been discovered though the reading of the name is uncertain. A date around 1358 B C is suggested for him rather than 1300 B C. The text notes not all great pharaohs have known tombs and many rulers with short reigns may never have tombs located.
The passage presents a brisk exchange where terse dialogue reveals character tension. A henpecked husband praises thin concise speech while a hen or other speaker riffs on the value of concise words, evoking a sharp, edgewise metaphor.
The passage notes tipping expectations in Poland for postmen elevator men porters hatboys chambermaids and other service workers. It says travelers must tip even for on ice crossings and boatmen who chase tips for using their ice rather than their boat.
The Holmergaard glass factory in southern Denmark relies on peat from a local district to fuel its furnaces. Polish women seasonally work cutting peat and later harvest nearby farms, while Czech origin workers maintain generations of glassmaking skill at the plants.
A local resident explains distant skyline landmarks revealing a golden domed filling station a grand moving picture theater and a towering skyscraper as the city’s rapid growth and new public buildings fascinate visitors.
The Kansas City Star quotes Sol Swagg vowing to relocate to his private swamp after tiresome northern tour groups. He blasts motorists for running over animals and asks about locals' honesty and lynching allegations, expressing weariness at being treated as joke or warning.
A nervous woman in a New York village cannot pay a dental fee. The dentist offers to bill her husband, but she cannot recall his name, stammering that everyone calls him pa. The humor rests on the confusion and affection in the small community.
A special library in Chicago's Lewis Institute preserves 2,800 sand bottles. Over ten years the collection has grown into a notable structural materials archive described as a unique resource for researchers.
The project collects specimens from every state and many foreign countries to conduct tests on cement and mortar. The goal is to determine material values and maintain records of the findings.
A note to Susan acknowledges twenty five years of service and announces naming newly discovered bacteria after her as a reward for faithfulness. The message conveys formal honor and personal regard within an academic setting.
A brief, caustic note cites Ada Timid’s fear and indecision in the social scene. The item mocks May Awfully for her reticence and the man’s failure to offer a chance to respond.
Two sisters sit with their mother as they read a book. The elder asks what the picture of a kid is called and the mother replies that it is what their papa sometimes calls them. The younger girl then says it is a brat.
The two thirds rule likely originated in America and arose from small communities protecting political rights within the Union. The Constitution requires a two thirds Senate vote to convict in impeachment, giving a minority of states represented there power over the outcome.
Mrs Birtie Mincy applied for a year s support from the estate of Theodore Mincy, deceased. Appraisers filed their return and all persons concerned must show cause before Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in October 1924 why the application should not be granted. Dated September 8 1924. W B Townsend Ordinary.
Georgia Lumpkin County administrator S. J. Burnett to sell by order of the Court of Ordinary the estate of A. J. Burnett deceased. Parcels include two acres in land lots 985 986 in Lumpkin County with mineral rights excepted, two acres in Dah lonega town bounds, and 40 acres in land lot 551 first section. Terms: one third cash balance over one to three years. Spence Spence lawyers Atlanta.
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