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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary notes describe local happenings and small events in town and county life. Raft of odd lines appears, including a lyric-like verse about a farmer and a Jersey cow, with unclear, partially garbled wording.
The Vienna area papers report advertising shifts at the Vienna Cotton Oil Co and Vienna Lumber Co with ownership changes. Local business moves include J M Robin expanding stock, J P Heard & Sons promoting fall ads, and W M Thomas planning a byromville mill setup. A three day Mt Olive church meeting drew large crowds and court sessions discussed whiskey sales and a ten year old lottery case.
Advertorial language claims Green's August Flowers as the largest saled medicine of its kind worldwide. It asserts it cures indigestion biliousness and neurosis by cleansing the system, regulating liver action, and energizing the nervous system. Sold at Vienna Drug Co Vienna Ga and J W Sanders Unadilla Ga with a Green's Special Almanac.
A piece encouraging boys to study anatomy by collecting birds eggs and bones. It describes a wooden case to hold eggs and wish bones, with partitions and a mahogany cabinet option. It also notes a Rainy Day Money Maker who rents umbrellas near an elevated station, earning a small daily profit.
An OCR fragment advertises a jeweler and optician offering services. It contains motivational text about perseverance and progress despite obstacles, though many words are garbled. The readable parts emphasize persistence and a retail services message.
Court ordered sale in Pulaski county to be held at Vienna in Dooly county. Property is all of land lot No. 65 in the 13th district measuring about 202.5 acres. Sold as the estate of Andrew W. Ard late of Pulaski county deceased. Possession to be delivered January 61, 1903. Cash terms. G H McNab administrator de bonis non.
A brief item notes a new TV feature or promotion described as the cheapest money on earth. No clear dates or organizations are provided in the readable text. Further specifics are unavailable from the fragment.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions F A Gullage of Ver dena Alabama paying doctors for a case described as piles and suffering significant pain. References arnica salve and various ailments appear, along with a cryptic note about a medical or congressional context and a rug company listing.
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