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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1909
Page
4
Vienna residents are urged to back a proposed cotton mill to spur future growth and prosperity. The piece touts high school and city improvements, cites Gov. Brown's appointive actions, and praises Georgia press support, urging business leaders to stay active until concrete progress is made.
A Southern farmer must abandon the plan of cultivating multiple acres to gain a single bale. The article urges planting one acre to yield a bale, improving soil with stable manure and compost, and using peas as a cover crop. It promotes efficiency and cautions against overextending land to chase higher acreage yields. Also notes Foley s Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and lung issues sold by druggists.
A U S soldier at Fort McPherson strayed to a near beer saloon, got intoxicated, ran from guards when ordered to stop, and was shot dead. The Golden Age condemns the incident as a national iniquity and argues against licensing intoxicants near military premises.
Pineboret Lodge No 478 F A M drafts resolutions for the death of Brother W O Sanders who died June 3 1909. He joined March 19 1907 was raised April 10 1907 served as secretary until death and was noted as upright charitable and devoted to Masonry. The lodge mourns his passing and extends sympathy to his family. A memorial page is requested in the minute book and copies to the county paper and family. Read and approved August 17 1909.
The piece recalls Heloise Arnold in the Chicago News saying a single smile changes mood and productivity. A smiling stenographer or clerk can lift an entire office, inspiring courage and cheer through an endless, happy chain of kindness.
Dr Holston Elliott will visit New Southern every Monday and Tuesday offering prescription work with free examinations and reasonable charges. The service promotes convenient at home eye care with guaranteed work and careful fitting of frames and mountings to avoid extra travel costs.
A mother taking her car sick boy on a shopping trip endures a tense ride as the child gazes at the car wall. He soon recovers outside, then asks whether vomiting would have cost his father five hundred dollars, noting the sign about spitting on the floor.
Delay in taking Foley's Kidney Remedy for backache and kidney troubles risks worsening disease and harder cures. Start today to improve health. Sold by all druggists.
A brief ad note urges quick food options, with a contact string mentioning a phone and the name Taylor for fast service.
Foley's Kidney Remedy claims to correct irregularities strengthen kidneys and cleanse blood. It promises to tone the system and prevent Bright's Disease or Diabetes with bottles sold for 50 cents and $1.00 by all druggists.
A young heiress of £20000 and an engagement lead a suitor to gamble on time and roses. He orders eighteen crimson roses with a yearly count, but the bouquet is returned and the engagement ends, a humorous Tid Bits anecdote on vanity and misread signals.
A comic exchange about lost pins ends with a pun on directioned pins. The ad promotes Foley's Orino Laxative for stomach and liver trouble, claiming it sweetens the stomach and breath, stimulates the liver, and regulates the bowels, asserting superiority to pills and ordinary laxatives. It urges readers to try the product today via druggists.
Gus Jones announces a new barber shop in the wooden building formerly used as a pool room. He invites the public to visit and share in the business, signing with appreciation.
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