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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
4
The Pasteur Institute director recounts a visit to a Tangier refuge for the poor Moslems, describing a ruinous place with missing roof tiles, filth, and naked inhabitants. He calls it a manure heap and notes vermin swarming as he left, contrasting it with nearby golf links and polo grounds.
Hay fever mostly stems from pollen but various factors trigger symptoms. Hawthorne Daniel notes dogs, cats, horses, sachet powders and even feather beds can provoke hay fever due to tiny emanations resembling pollen particles.
A college freshman recalls the psychology class moment when the professor, a bachelor unpopular with students, failed to appear and was revealed to have eloped the night before with a library staff member, vowing not to return that semester.
Indians farm 759933 acres and 36328 engaged in this work. Stock raising has 47174 participants with stock valued at 37401101 dollars. There are 90555 school age children with 4881 not eligible to attend. Another 26433 Indians engage in other work producing goods worth 1030396 dollars.
A New York lawsuit alleges seamen robbed the line of nearly 5 million dollars in goods over the last year. One case claims 50 thousand dollars of clothing was hidden in a liner's swimming pool the day before port arrival.
A salesman quotes $300 for a ring and adds luxury tax, while Mr. Gayboy dismisses the tax as unnecessary. The speaker insists the ring is essential for peace and sanity to bring home to his wife.
An old shopkeeper amuses his family with a tale predicting a young lady’s marriage. He notices the pattern of purchases paper and envelopes and deduces the engagement and upcoming wedding based on quantities bought and later declined discounts. The wife cautions him against assuming.
In the town Eleck cannot read or write yet sits with a newspaper on the hotel piazza. A passerby asks Bleck what the news is, and Bleck says there is a bad wreck at sea while holding the paper upside down and showing a battleship image.
A letter from J B Kelly vice president of the Wiret National Bank Graceville Florida endorses Ziron Iron Tonic. He credits it with improving his daughter's health after surgery and says it strengthens weak people with thin blood. He notes doctors advise nourishment fresh air exercise and Ziron three times daily.
The note argues it is premature to confirm intelligent life on Mars while not ruling it out. It stresses that evidence is needed and recalls scientists weighing distant stars whose light traveled longer than a human lifetime to reach Earth.
A visitor notes a violent patient in the ward and the asylum attendant calls him the most violent in the ward. The joke references attempting to harness the energy wasted in tango parlors in Birmingham.
An Eastern scientist unveils a process allowing trees to be grafted at any season from first budding to leaf drop. This challenges the traditional narrow grafting window and could simplify orchard work and improve compatibility of grafts.
In a satirical dialogue a speaker argues prohibition is effective, noting more men drink heavily. A second character counters by pointing out the joke that fish drink only water, implying alcohol remains accessible elsewhere.
An advertisement touts Stella Vitae as a cure for pain in the head and body, digestive upset, skin issues, and general weakness. It urges timely purchase from Thacher Medicine Company and offers a refund if it fails to help.
A scattered list shows individuals from Dahlonega to Atlanta earning recognition on a cash honor roll. Names include Thomas Anniston, Tom Clark, J F Wealan, D N Grizele, C W Daniel, Mrs Mary Wehaut, J Walden and many more spanning Dahlonega, Gainesville, Lawrenceville, Blairsville, Calhoun, Murrayville, Auraria, and Cleveland with various initials and towns.
Alderman T J Smith opens the city tax book at his store and will collect taxes until the first day of October. Citizens are urged to settle dues promptly to avoid penalties and ensure proper municipal funding.
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