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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
4
The New York Public Library, with about eight million books, guards against bookworms and decay as new acquisitions arrive from wills and distant libraries. A dedicated woman screens bindings and backs with apron and cheesecloth veil, while fumigation and health department contact prevent spread from infected areas.
Dr. Mary R. Lawson of New London reports in the Journal of Experimental Medicine on how the malarial parasite migrates from red cell to red cell, destroying each, then moves on. The parasite is briefly free in serum before attaching again, explaining rapid anemia. prolonged quinine treatment can eventually kill all malarial parasites.
One hundred years ago Swedish troops invaded Norway to enforce the Kiel treaty awarding Norway to Sweden. The Norwegians, declaring themselves free and independent, resisted as Marshal Bernadotte proposed truce and unification. The union did not satisfy Norwegians, and the drive for independence, begun in 1814, culminated in 1905.
A lighthearted exchange features a master instructing his valet to tell the chauffeur to leave the limousine out, with the valet echoing in French. The scene centers on etiquette and language contrast between English and French within a domestic setting. The humor lies in the directness of the command and the valet’s formal reply.
One hundred ninety acres with 75 cultivated, a good dwelling and barn in Shoal Creek district Lumpkin county J B Marnow Georgia. G H Moore applies to be permanent administrator of Mrs M F Earle estate. hearing set for first Monday October 1915. Also Miss Mattie Walker seeks a year’s support from G W Walker estate. citations issue for cause show on first Monday October 1915.
The petition to renew the charter of The North Georgia Agricultural College dated September 1915 requests a 20 year renewal from October 26, 1915, to continue the college as a body corporate in Dahlonega under the governor appointed Board of Trustees. The filing includes court-certified copies and authorizations for re-incorporation and continued powers. The document also notes a separate probate citation for T. H. Worley estate administrator seeking discharge.
A warm testimonial advertises Gentian as a rheumatism cure. D T Simons, of Reepina Oklahoma, reports relief after a failed Hot Springs treatment and sends money for the remedy. The Dahlonge Nugget editor W B Townsend offers a refund if no relief, urging others to try with trust.
Train times listed for Gainesville and Northwestern Railroad showing departures around 1 946 with multiple morning departures from 4 45 to 12 00 and noon to afternoon slots. The garbled text confirms station and timetable context with trains identified by numbers and routes.
An advertisement for NO OPI Pure Herb Tablets from Pure Herb Tablet Co. of Ashland Ohio promotes a three month treatment that supposedly corrects digestion kidneys liver and bowels while purifying blood. The copy guarantees no weakness or sickness and offers refunds or a one dollar trial by mail with agent W B Townsend in Dahlonega Georgia.
Dahlonega offers a well graded public school system alongside the Agricultural College. The town’s educational centers welcome citizens and charge non residents only $1.00 per month for access. Principal A G Ferguson oversees the program.
Notice from W B Townsend J P Dahlonega Georgia offers seal service for papers and collections prompt notes accounts. Looks after non residents property in Lumpkin county and pays taxes when sent. References: Dahlonega Banks lawyers doctors merchants or any Lumpkin county business person.
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