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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
4
A garbled page segment covers ship incidents in Florida and canal drownings, biscuit origins, and Georgia peach grower notes. It discusses Old Man Weather in Macon County, a six hour railroad day debate, and forecaster sentiment on recovery with rising prices and labor tensions.
State Geologist Richard Smith reports Georgia requires centrally located custom milling and smelting facilities to process placer and weathered vein ores. He notes past gold largely came from stream placers and weathered portions, with limited success in reclaiming ore from veins due to low grade and high costs.
Grover Whalen announces a Fair Corp inauguration of luminous experiments with new lighting tech and consultants. Engineers test novel lamps and color buche effects aiming for safety, efficiency, and striking visual appeal in public displays.
In New York Harbor Miss Liberty appears in a new role as the official seal for the 1939 New York World's Fair. From her position atop the torch she embodies the invitation to visitors worldwide and into homes across the United States.
Grover Whan president of the Far Corporation announces official support and participation in the New York event. The statement outlines plans to broaden outreach across states and aims to strengthen future prospects and empower women.
A special report discusses the 5939 l World’s Fair plans in New York with Grover Cleveland era references. It suggests ambitious entertainment facilities and larger playgrounds, promising attractions for all ages and a dedicated play area for children.
A Christian Science Monitor piece urges going forward from bondage to spiritual freedom. It cites Moses and Paul, urges denying fear and self pity, and asserts man’s dominion through Truth and divine Principle. It highlights the allness of God, obedience, and the right way leading to spiritual victory.
Preparations surge at Flushing Meadows as 259 American firms sign on for exhibits and nations pledge buildings. Theme Center plans, a $1.2 million project, drive design progress with 30 major structures slated and 50 million plus attendees projected for the 1939 exposition.
Roberts and Denson operate as livestock dealers handling mules and horses. Local buyers inquire about supply, prices, and availability for regional farms and ranches. The firm advertises in regional markets and maintains a business presence in the agricultural trade.
Ellijay Times Courier notes that some Georgia legislators may push costs up by billions without extra taxpayer expense, and urges scrutiny as the public watches where the rabbit comes from.
Baked Spaghetti with Corn and Lima Beans mixes four cups cooked spaghetti with one cup corn in a versatile dish. The recipe shares how corn complements pasta and legumes for a hearty meal.
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