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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1905
Page
6
Mr. James Ray of Coney and many others were seen in town Monday. The page carries notices to apply at the Postoffice, fever reports, a discount sale on summer goods, multiple business visits from Cordele to Richwood, and brisk cotton selling pitches. Enlisted tales of medical cures, theft alerts, church meetings, and a Brunswick excursion paragraph color the bustling district chronicle.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. remedy advocates internal use. Hall's Catarrh Cure purports to act on blood and mucous surfaces, praised as nonquack, prescribed by a top physician, with tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials offered, price 75 cents, sold by druggists. pills also promoted.
A disrupted delivery left a car load of ties delayed this week as officials work to unload and reroute supplies. Prospects of fresh stock are uncertain until shipments clear.
Local notes report cotton arrivals at Vienna with first bale selling for fourteen and a half cents at Lasseter’s warehouse. D B Thompson announces a planned East Vienna corporation store to open cash-only, winding up current business by January 1st. Community updates include visits, travel plans, and new shop goods at Vangie Store and Thompson enterprises.
Fragment from a late 19th century periodical weaving varied clippings. It mentions Siberia exile, a dramatic description of fashionable rooms crowded with cages and Venetian blinds, a note on rubber film gloves for surgeons, royal matchmaking gossip about Eva and Eugenie, golf at Westallwater, a New York curb accident with a heroic police officer, and a Boston scientist’s view on hypnotism and morality.
In a serious tone President Sprague of the Union Dime Savings Bank of New York recalls a telephone call asking if a dime deposit had been made. The incident highlights the era’s banking quirks and customer inquiries.
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