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Newspaper

Dawson County Advertiser

Location

Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1936

Page

2

Foreign Phrases and Legal Maxim Fragments

A compact note lists Latin and French phrases with English meanings including damnum absque injuria loss without legal injury and in propria persona in one’s own person. It also gives proverbs like quot homines tot sententiae and locum tenens a deputy.

The Young Man Who Thought the World Owed Him

Reflection on entitlement turning to blame as a man grows older and confronts his failures. The piece contrasts youthful illusion with mature accountability, urging self reliance and responsibility.

Revolutionary echoes in Lincoln and Grant convention demonstrations

An eye witness recounts 1860 Chicago scenes as Seward and Lincoln supporters erupted into applause and riotous noise after Lincolns nomination on the fourth ballot. The piece also notes 1880 Chicago demonstrations at the Grant nomination with Conkling, Ingersoll, and delegates tearing coats into flags, creating a lasting convention tradition.

Chicago William H. Seward New York Abraham Lincoln Illinois Tom Hyer Lake Michigan Ames Lincoln Roscoe Conkling Grant Conkling Robert G. Ingersoll

Keynote speeches that linger in political memory

Western Newspaper Union notes faded and lasting keynote lines from past conventions. It highlights Glynn’s 1916 Wilson speech and Beveridge’s 1912 Bull Moose address, contrasting how some slogans endure while others fade as campaigns unfold.

Senator Steiner Cleveland Senator Barkley Philadelphia Woodrow Wilson Martin H. Glynn New York Glynn Wilson Democratic National Committee United States Albert J. Beveridge Indiana Theodore Roosevelt Beveridge Western Newspaper Union

Destruction of Northern Arizona Indian Population

An authority notes the prehistoric northern Arizona Indian population fell from about 23,000 as they moved from pit houses to multi family pueblos resembling tenements and faced conditions that reduced numbers nearly a millennium ago.

Arizona

Ruciat edjae Ruciat edjae Cheese Pie

A cheese pie recipe combining cottage cheese eggs milk cream and sugar. The mixture is prepared then baked in a light pastry crust with raisins and served warm.

WNN

Bank of France Crowned as Private Yet Sovereign Finance

The Bank of France is described as a unique, privately owned institution with 40,000 stockholders that thoroughly controls French finances. It owns all national gold, issues bank notes, lends to the government, can restrict credit, and runs a broad commercial network with over six hundred branches.

Bank of France France National Treasury Federal Reserve System St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Quotations on economy and morality by leaders and authors

Notable quotes attributed to Eamon de Valera Rex Beach Fannie Hurst Count Keyserling and John D. Rockefeller Jr span economic salvation, truth in fiction, gender fairness, morality and optimism. The collection reflects historical perspectives on society.

Eamon de Valera Rex Beach Fannie Hurst Keyserling John D. Rockefeller, Jr

Health and fitness urged by Dr James Barton

Dr James W Barton argues middle aged illness harms families and communities and urges proactive health checks. He recommends a thorough exam by a family physician and dentist, including X rays, diet, rest, and exercise. The piece also reviews risks of the weight loss drug dinitrophenol, citing a Pennsylvania study of 60 cases and advising cautious use only with reduced food intake.

Gladstone Rolls Royce E. L. Bortz Anthony Sindoni, Jr

Exclusive Crochet Pattern 5658 for Bedspread and Linen Set

Crochet pattern 5658 offers two motifs a basket and a floral design with complete instructions and materials. The pattern covers a square motif plus illustration and stitch requirements and costs 15 cents for delivery to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 West Fourteenth St New York NY.

Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept West Fourteenth St New York N. Y

Record Breaking Tornado Sparks Lethal Destruction

A five minute tornado killed 250 people and wrecked over 15 million dollars in property. The piece notes such storms are frequent with more than 60 tornadoes in 1894 alone within 24 hours and cites Collier's Weekly.

United States Collier's Weekly

False Alarm Claims by Remy DD Oke

Remarks dispute a fire incident with Oke claiming no danger while asserting he wore pyjama clothing. The exchange suggests a miscommunication or rumor about a near fire escape.

Geologist dismisses thousand year span

A geologist shows bold indifference to a millennium while a friend jokes about lending ten dollars last night. The exchange reveals a light moment amid scientific talk.

Weighing Words and Deuces in Banter

The exchange shows Mauser weighing his words while the other mocks the effort with a sharp reply about needing many for effect. The dialogue highlights wit and mutual respect in banter.

Sam’s Name Question Sparks Short Nickname Exchange

A dialogue fragment shows a person asking for a name then agreeing to call them Sam. The exchange highlights a casual nickname choice and mutual agreement.

Court Drama Hints at Ejection of Impatient Interrupter

A terse courtroom vignette shows a judge warning an interrupter that further disruptions will lead to removal. The prisoner cheers, shouting hooray as the scene hints at ongoing tension within the chamber.

Condensed Smoke Protects Meat Through Summer

An expert urges thorough smoking to protect meat from mold bacteria rancidity and fly larvae. Condensed smoke penetrates surfaces, prevents drying, and costs about one third of a cent per pound. Available in 8-oz and 16-oz sizes through local dealers.

S. Eugene Colgin

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