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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
2
The item surveys a jumble of 1908 news notes from Georgia and beyond. Peary, Panama, crashes in politics, poets, and press quips mix with reflections on corruption, agriculture, and public office. The column highlights remarks from Georges and national figures, with local gossip about Dawson and Valdosta.
Incomplete text provides no clear events or named entities. Readable portions do not establish a person, organization, place, date, or outcome to summarize into a proper news item.
An old advertisement extols nourishment as the path to a strong mind and body, warning that a diseased stomach undermines strength and invites illness. It claims Dyspepsia Cure quickly cures indigestion and related symptoms by aiding digestion and restoring appetite.
A short 1905 obituary notes the death of Ima Allen Everson, aged one year four months, of Raines. Typhoid fever afflicted the child for nine weeks before passing away on July 8. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Everson, and two brothers mourn the loss, with religious verses expressing faith and consolation.
An excerpt extols DeWitt s Little Early Risers as pleasant quick acting pills that reliably ease headaches dizziness biliousness and torpid digestion without hindering daily tasks or causing trouble in use.
Protracted meetings at Mt Vernon and Lilly churchs begin with Rev J A Nelson and Rev Hill assisting. Local residents including Miss Annie May Page Miss Eva Lilly and Miss Alma Lilly visit relatives at Mt Vernon Drayton and Mon tezuma. Misses Lilla and Hattie Bowen and Miss Mae Nelson attend events. News notes from Cordele Bronwood and Pleasant Valley close with best wishes.
Flat Rock resident Wm Bedell testifies that Bucklyn Arnica Salve heals ulcers sores and cancers, calls it the best dressing for wounds burns and scalds. Vienna Drug Company sells 250 boxes with guaranteed results.
A promotional notice invites readers to sign up for a free managing service for ten days with a paid subscription continuing afterward. The message urges immediate action and highlights a limited time window.
The Countess of Cadogan and the Harl and Countess of Cadogan appear among England’s lavish figures. Recently guests at Culford Hall near Bury St Edmunds were Rly Baward and Queen Alexandra. Lady Cadogan, daughter of the second Earl of Craven, married Lord Cadogan in 1805. Culford Hall, built in 1601, stands near Bar Saint Edmunds.
A Columbus woman Mary A Walters states she suffered months with fever nerves and sleeplessness before Electric Bitters relieved her symptoms. She claims a full cure of stomach liver and kidney issues. The ad promotes the tonic with a 50 cent price and guaranteed results.
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