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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1937
Page
4
The piece argues 1986 auto accident records may be the worst yet and calls for reforms. It suggests repealing capital gains and loss items in the federal tax, consolidating bureaus to cut overhead, and reducing red tape for a more economical government across federal state and local levels.
Legal notice states the Harris branch property including undivided interests in multiple land lots and mineral rights will be sold at public outcry before the Dawson County courthouse on the first Tuesday in January 1987 during legal hours. The sale is to satisfy a court judgment issued in 1985 in favor of LS con against John Cleves Short. Sheriff CG E Crawford notes the deed’s lien.
The filing cites reasons to show cause why the administrator should not be discharged from his office. The hearing was set for the first Sunday in January 1987, issued by Vaughters, Ordinary, on December 7.
Dawson County Wrdiaim Centre administrator W O Vaughters notes he has fully administered the Thomas J Brice estate and cites the court to show cause why he should not be discharged and receive Letters of Dismission on the first Monday in January 1937.
A historical wardrobe analysis hints at relative health and comfort in past eras and sheds light on prevailing beauty ideals reflected in garments and dress codes.
The year’s top stories include King Edward abdication Roosevelt reelection the Spanish war Hauptmann crime death of King George V Italo Ethiopian war Olympic disqualifications and related events Gainesville Tupelo tornadoes noted in the sorted list by journalists at Emory University.
The Christian Science Monitor argues the urgent need is spiritual understanding through obedience to divine Principle. It cites Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy to urge trust in God, conquering greed and fear, and ensuring harmony, health, and abundance through eternal Mind’s governance.
Mrs. R C Smith of Clarksboro visits Mrs L S Townsend. Mrs Loran Roland of Atlanta visits Mrs M R Firke. Ernestine Scott wed Clyde Shettles of Atlanta on December 25. George Robertson of Atlanta visits relatives. Sybil Owen returns home from Atlanta. Vas Martin and Utah Martin relocate to the area. Jim Townsend and L S Townsend host Christmas visitors. Hayes Long's dance attracts a large crowd. Bob.
A vintage recipe overview shows prunes praised as priceless for breakfast offerings. It details methods using canned prunes with cracked wheat, a fig and prune compote, and shredded wheat with prunes and cream, including preparation steps, portions, and serving suggestions.
An unclear dialogue recounts a bus interaction involving a request to verify Cardinal Newman’s presence. The exchange features a driver, passengers, and a narrator with colorful slang and interruptions, attributed to an American News Features source.
A recipe collection suggests various beans and curry flavored baked beans. Curried Baked Beans use bacon fat, green peppers, baked beans, tomatoes, curry powder and garnish with bacon slices and gherkins. Mertcan Baked Beans mix onions and chili powder for a sharp international tang. Also included are baked bean sandwiches with chili sauce capers dill pickles and paprika between brown bread slices.
A lively breakfast recipe feature invites readers to leap from bed for a fragrant waffles and Ham with coffee spread. It outlines whisked eggs, flour, baking powder, melted butter and ham folded into stiff egg whites, yielding light waffles. It also extols fresh vacuum-packed coffee for optimal aroma and flavor.
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