Gold veins and mining lore in Dahlonega history
A detailed reminiscence on Dahlonega Georgia’s gold belt and public square, noting rich veins, specimen finds, and placer deposits under the town. It discusses mining methods, economic considerations, and local color including street panning and the belt’s geology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Georgia
Blue Ridge
Dahlon
United States
Dahlonega
Court-House Square
Prof. Singleton
Frank Stow
F. W. Hall
A. G. Wimpy
Witt
J. C. Lawrence
George Teal
Columbia
Chestatee Street
James Kelley
Warwick Street
Burnside & Bro
William Cook
Lawrence
Burnside Hotel
Hall’s
Wimpy’s
Courthouse Square
Singleton Street
W. J. Worley
Col
G. W. White
Moon Weather Beliefs Debated By Prairie Farmer Correspon
A Prairie Farmer correspondent logs that moon based weather forecasts often fail, noting 38 moon changes this year with 17 weather changes and 21 misses. The piece argues the lunar rule lacks reliability and uses a year long test for validation.
Brown's Iron Bitters Promises Blood Purity and Health
An advertisement extols iron as the foundation of life and cites Brown's Iron Bitters as a purifier and strengthener of the blood. It claims other iron preparations blacken teeth and cause headaches, while Brown's formula cleanses the blood without such side effects and drives disease from the body.
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Academy
Conrat
Richelieu
France
St. Evermond
Comedia Des Academistes
Peale
Perrault
Louis XIV
Augustus
Diderot
Fontenelle
Chicago Times
Brown's Iron Bitters credited with curing wasting disease
A Baltimore woman testifies that Brown's Iron Bitters revived her daughter who was wasting from consumption after multiple doctor advised tonics. She notes the elder sister improved after one bottle and cites the tonic's relief for dyspepsia indigestion and weakness as well as benefits to consumption and kidney complaints.
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N. Eutaw St
Baltimore
Brown
Averam
Boston decides husband pays for wife's defense
In a ruling from Boston authorities the husband who prosecutes his wife must cover her legal defense expenses. The decision assigns financial responsibility to the prosecuting spouse, reflecting domestic legal reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
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Déhlonega (Ga
Cor
Atlanta Constitution
The
French Academy
Prairie Farmer
Deady
United States District Court
Oregon
Sfoop
T. R. Carroll
Hood
C. I. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Adam Minsel
Prichs
Adam Minsel Clinton
Court House
Ana of EV Everyteing Torte
Peter Henderson & Co
Cortlandt St
New York
Landreths
FBI
David Landreth & Sons
Philadelphia
Tippin
Roger Knives & Spoons
Defiance
Mangas & Gorman
Switzer & Kehnast
Builders Hardware
Gay
Plesse
Clinton
J.l.scott
Poe
Stone Front
Linton and
Second Streets
John Tuttle
Maumee R.ver
Eresh
Snyder & Gleason
South Clinton St
Joseph Derheimer
Strong & Cheney
IORN
Asx
Lin
H. Hallett & Co
Portland Maine
Mishler’s
Mishler
Messenger of Health
Mishler Herb Bitters Co
Lancaster, Pa
Parker
Allan Pinkerton
E. J. Allen
United States Army
Co. C. Wick & Co., Publishers
Cleveland
A. L. Schlientz
Deuber Watch
Rogers Bro
E. A. Ilson
Bucklen
Colby
Ben. Vandels &Co
Baray St. N. Y
T GL. Miller CO
Hereford Cattle
Berkshire Swine
Wit CO
Illinois
Ayer
Ayren
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
Walnut St
Cincinnati
U. S
Ohio
America
Montgomery Ward & CO
Wapdasl
Itreatmen
T“Wes
E.C. West
Colby& Scott
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