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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
1
A brusque message from Mickie orders Fritz to speed up the print run. He emphasizes on time delivery and cash payment for all work, noting there are strict monetary terms and a boss’s instruction to bring back the money.
Belgium and Ghent are to receive back two major artworks from German possession. The Last Supper by Dierick Bouts, once in St Pierre church at Louvain, was preserved by invaders. The Adoration of the Lamb by Hubert and Jan van Eyck is to be reunified as parts return from Brussels Berlin and Germany.
A veteran pilot botched a landing during a wartime ladies day at an English airfield. After a display of aerobatics he touched down hard and bounced across the field before stopping near a fence. A large woman among the guests praised the captain for a “superb” landing, likening it to a bird hop.
The London Daily Mail offered 10000 for designs that reflect regional architectural traditions. Four areas northern midland Welsh rural southern and midland each awarded 2500. Over 8500 designs submitted. Emphasis on economy in models. Shoreditch Technical Institute exhibited cottage furniture designed and built by its students to fit new homes.
Mysterious prehistoric art in Algeria features a huge buffalo with oversized horns and a prominent African elephant. Other depicted animals include a lion, leopard, gazelle, and domestic goats and sheep, revealing rich fauna in ancient rock carvings.
Rev Henry Roberts Carson archdeacon of the Protestant Episcopal church in the canal zone speaks on decades of spiritual aid to workers. He notes churches established as camps moved along the canal and recalls fevers that struck workers, with frequent services for lepers at the Holy Comfort mission on the west coast.
Howard Chandler Christy, famed artist, marks twenty two years studying American women by declaring they are growing more beautiful and will reach a new level of loveliness. He credits progress to women mastering beauty as an art and notes Americans lead foreign rivals in arts and business.
The Detroit News notes a boom in philately as new stamps appear from the Czechoslovakia republic and other nations. Jugo Slavia, Hungary, Estonia, Livonia, Ukrainia, and Poland have issued multiple varieties, expanding the hobby amid regional upheavals and wartime changes.
Leroy borrows 10 cents from his brother Earl who has money left after spending his allowance on fireworks. Leroy plans to repay 11 cents. he explains the extra cent is for a war tax.
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet presents a dialogue where a wife recalls marrying against her parents and friends' wishes. The exchange highlights social pressure and the satisfaction others derive from predicting outcomes.
The article extols Serbia’s reverence for the child, arguing that the home is sacred and the child the monarch of the household. It emphasizes that Serbian mothers guide the home, but the child is treated as state property, with education and welfare prioritized above all else amid hardship.
Richmond businessman Demas Coe recalls an Indiana Chicago haircut mix up after a Chicago barber mistakes his recent cut for an Indiana style. He says the incident stirred his loyalty to Indiana and sparked a heated reaction when recounted to his Richmond barber.
American scientific agriculturists complete a survey of Crete soil prospects mirroring their Greek mainland work. The effort aims to train Greek and Cretan farmers in modern methods and machinery to boost crop yields, led by Major C. G. Hopkins and Lieut Bouyoucos under the American Red Cross agricultural survey.
Miss Evangeline Metheny recalls Palestinian servants as personal and proud of their work, contrasting with American staff. She notes better cooperation for guests, fewer resentments at extra meals, and explains cultural differences with Arab wives often swearing at servants.
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