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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
4
A newspaper advertisement quotes a couple, described as refined, seeking to adopt a healthy girl not more than three years old. The wife speaks of parental instinct while the husband, who has cared for a baby, offers cautious advice to delay until after teething.
A daughter resists in confrontation with her father as he voices concern about her close association with a young man named Fupson. The exchange reveals tension over introductions and perceived generational gaps. Augustus is mentioned as a comparison, hinting at deeper family dynamics and misunderstanding.
A light hearted exchange reveals Maud wondering about Charlie's feelings. Her brother tests the sign by recalling a birthday gift of cigars and Charlie's response, concluding affection is evident after he smoked them.
Mrs Newrich returning from a tour recounts riding in a fast automobile and noting she bought many picture postal cards at each stop to capture the country. The exchange highlights rapid travel and souvenir collecting during the trip.
Mr. Duthwaite discusses persistent poverty and the unchanged luck of his life. He recalls his past failures and questions how his finances have remained stagnant while others succeed in business and investments. The exchange reveals a quiet, introspective account of economic struggle.
The dialogue riffs on money, mystery, and social satire. A man boasts of paying for a postage stamp while others debate wealth and capability. The exchange touches on hydrophobia, learning, vanity, and posterity with brisk, humorously pointed banter.
A burglar reappears from a bedroom and asks about wealth found on the victim. The accomplice discovers only a dime hair pins and tapes. The offender realizes he has taken his partner’s wife’s bloomers by mistake.
A witty exchange mocks a husband described as exceptionally particular and fussy about details. The dialogue highlights how his extreme care brings humorous overstatements about his habits and potential grooming habits.
A brief dialogue shows Miss Bute rejecting a suitor last night. The man downplays the setback saying he would not marry a girl lacking good sense, implying indifference to the rejection.
In a terse exchange, a county assessor dismisses disruptive intruders who declare themselves taxpayers while claiming they are not bothered by such interruptions. The remarks highlight tensions over tax-related harassment and public access.
A playful child describes her father as an engineer who makes telephones and two trains daily, highlighting a whimsical household of inventive work. The narrator emphasizes pride in a multitasking father figure and a cheerful domestic scene.
United States District Court Northern District of Georgia issues a notice to non residents and unknown heirs in the Camp land condemnation proceeding. The land spans multiple land lots in Union and Lumpkin counties and includes parts of several districts. A hearing is set for October 6 1922 in Atlanta to determine rights interests and value.
Zepeda J. L. Seabolt applies for permanent administration of the estate of John Ravan, deceased. All creditors and next of kin must appear at the Ordinary's office on the first Monday in October 1922 to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness the official signature this October 4, 1922.
By order of the Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary the estate of F A Crane deceased will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in October 1922 before the courthouse door. The property includes Lots 777 to 779 in the Fifth District First Section Lumpkin County Georgia totaling 80 acres with dwelling and outbuildings. Proceeds to pay debts and distribute among heirs at law. Terms of sale cash. H Hean administrator of the estate of F A Crane deceased.
Property to be sold at Lumpkin County court house on the first Tuesday in October 1922. Oliver No 72 Disk Plow levied on L C Perry mortgage foreclosure from Strickland Wisdom. Also Lot 11010 and eastern half 1102 in 11th District 1st Section Lumpkin containing 60 acres levied on W R Hughes to satisfy Bank of Lumpkin County and others. Levy by T A Beck. J M Davis Sheriff.
The article notes Amelia automobiles in France are labeled gobblers as gasoline sits at 75 cents a gallon. Ten horsepower cars dominate the market offering 38 to 40 miles per gallon and speeds up to 46 mph, challenging cheaper American models despite lower prices.
Governor Hardwick announces proposed constitutional amendment to raise the Superior Court judge salary in the Richmond circuit to seven thousand dollars per year. It would require county or state funds and be placed on the ballot for the November 7 1922 general election. The measure details how funds are sourced, the effective date, and voter options for ratification or rejection.
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