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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1902
Page
2
A clipped passage argues modern development hinges on publicity and telephone based promotion. It notes that without media reach profits would drop and progress would stall, citing a professor’s view on advertising’s role in growth.
A London Academy correspondent argues men surpass women in theatrical technique in novels. He says women write with earnestness that attracts a larger public, while men rely on melodrama and refined diction, though both may be sincere.
The Tuberculosis Congress sessions offer practical advice for lay readers, noting that consumption is not purely hereditary or highly communicable with proper precautions. Emphasis falls on preventives like fresh air, sunshine, good food, and sanitary surroundings, alongside calls for parks, better housing, and hospitals.
A Minnesota man named Scott executed a will gifting all his government bonds to the county to aid taxpayers. He later tore up the will and directed bonds be burned to keep the value in the U S Treasury. He died before seeing the outcome, and the court quickly settled the estate for his heirs.
A sermon recounts David after battle at Besor and 200 fainting soldiers to illustrate that God rewards all who fulfill their given duties. It stresses that worth is measured by holy living and faithful service, not by public show or loud works. The preacher urges steadfast obedience, personal discipline, and readiness to serve where placed.
In a sermon about Christian service the speaker recalls Jesus saying I was hungry or thirsty and you gave me food and drink. He emphasizes acts of kindness to the sick, poor, and needy as true labor for Christ and promises a reward for those who help others.
The report notes unions forming in Indiana and Wales, England restricting unions in 1709, and various strikes and wage figures. It cites 3.47 percent sympathetic strikes, 27 million dollars yearly glass wages, 1,700 Wisconsin dairy workers, and 70 000 to 80 000 native workers awaited in South Africa with 4 000 to 6 000 monthly hires.
A Belfast woman tossed a baseball 185 feet. Major Taylor plans a U S sprint comeback. Frank Kramer and George Collett won a team cycle race at Vailsburg New Jersey. Atlantic City cycle racing runs nightly in July and August. A A A registered athletes suspensions are now wholesale. Jockey Maher won the $50 000 Eclipse Stakes at Sandown England on Cheera. Tennis favored on grass while American events stay on turf. Britain may host the next International Cup race in England, not France. Bobote Walthour raced twenty five paced events this season in Atlanta real estate deals. The Lasca yacht won the Had Dover race on time. Emperor William’s Meteor III claimed first but three hours behind. Riders warned against fast speeds on slick roads as skid accidents loom. A six-track Long Island trotting circuit forms with Parkway and East Norwich venues.
Southern educators in Knoxville propose a fund to aid deserving students who attend the University of Tennessee. The measure aims to establish an educational loan fund to help worthy students pursue higher education at the university.
The Birmingham Railroad line becomes active effective May 25 1902 with through service to Cordele Georgia. George Dole Wadley vice president and general manager oversees operations with H C McFadden freight and passenger agent ALEX Bonnyman superintendent and J G Knapp traveling freight and passenger agent A B DeMont Mollin Cordele agent.
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