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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1904
Page
4
A fragmented, rambling critique of vice and misuse, noting alcohol prohibition in a state and the futility of quick remedies. It warns young men to say no, mocks those chasing shadows, and oddly references odds and laws with garbled Arkansas notes.
The article humorously claims the stingiest man on earth marries a hometown girl to save expenses. They wander the aquaro for a wedding year, he buys her a modest gift, and urges saving for future children. The farmer enjoys self sufficiency and mortgage free living, questioning if such frugality should be celebrated.
A practical guideline urges individuals to handle each day separately with decency and upright conduct, aiming for steady self improvement. The advice emphasizes focusing on present actions rather than distant plans.
Records show General Washington, who died December 14, 1799, held the rank of lieutenant general and commander of the U S army from July 3, 1798, until his death, drawing pay as a general officer.
A jumble of admonitions urges self respect and hard work while warning against complaint, pride, and blaming others. It counsels not to fear criticism, to seize opportunities, and to apply effort wisely in life and business.
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best lung nourishment for consumption. It urges early treatment and regular use with fresh air, rest, and adequate eating, claiming even mild cases improve and offering a free sample with the label shown on every bottle. Scott & Bowne chemists are listed at 409 Pearl Street New York with price details.
The Georgia Department of Agriculture notes Bermuda grass yields vary by soil and climate, with claims it suits northern and southern Georgia. It reports high returns on well managed fields and supports grazing, hay and stock needs, while stressing other grasses may be more profitable in Georgia.
A compact meditation on virtue and character. It notes that steady aim and restraint confer wisdom, and that dignity earns respect across many situations. The piece blends aphorisms about action, restraint, and personal reputation.
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