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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
4
An editorial urges people to move to Vienna Georgia boosting farming, manufacturing, and cotton trade. It emphasizes attracting 15,000 bales of cotton, organizing a farmers association, and bringing in white families to raise property values and tax bases. It notes safety concerns with automobiles and critiques sensational auto accident rhetoric.
German scientists tested memory in hens by offering twenty grains of rice with ten grains of corn. Hens quickly learned to ignore the rice. The longer the interval between trials, the faster memory formed, showing hens think over choices during breaks.
A Raleigh North Carolina Progressive Farmer item advises letting cow peas wilt fully before curing. Stacking well and covering with straw or dry hay prevents moisture and mold, with rails under stacks to keep hay off the ground. Proper windrow timing and careful handling yield good hay similar to barn storage.
A short reflection on aging contrasts physical decline with inner growth. It asserts that aging can bring wisdom, freedom, and generosity, as wiser individuals love humanity despite its flaws and honor youth without imitating it, citing Charles Wagner.
A short reflective piece warns that constant criticism derails growth and corrodes character. It urges readers to resist dwelling on the worst in others, preserve faith in people, and believe most are honest, despite betrayals, highlighting success as the natural outcome of constructive outlook.
A Philadelphia Times item notes a son recalls his father calling himself we in editorials to imply a larger number of readers. The mother asks why and the son explains the device aims to show many people beyond the writer him self.
J P Williams of Savannah now living in Atlanta announced a donation of 26000 to Emory College endowment at Oxford Ga. The fund aims for 300000 and is now 216000 subscribed by friends and graduates. This is Williams first endowment gift but brings his total contributions to 55000.
Mrs Nellie Yawn, an aged resident of the sixth district, died Friday night. She was buried Sunday morning in Lane cemetery.
In every community that votes local school taxes, land values rise within years and can double the tax money spent. A strong school center lifts the whole area, improving progress, pride, and prosperity as intelligent citizenship boosts cultivation and value. The note cites Raleigh Progressive Farmer.
Pleasant Hill pastor Rev. Mr Williams relays a Philadelphia Record dispatch from Missouri noting United States Senator Gore of Oklahoma spoke at a Methodist convention. The tale includes a fowl parable about a hen, five roosters and five pullets, and preachers feasting on the roosters before the others were found.
During a lodge initiation H C Cox art officer was wounded in the right thigh by a pistol ball. Pistols with blank cartridges were used but gallery rounds were mixed in, causing the accidental discharge. Cox received treatment at the scene.
The Raleigh Progressive Farmer argues that stock breeders should have a clear goal and choose a breed aligned with that purpose. Specialization yields profit as animals bred and trained for specific work perform best. Farmers should focus on producing dairy cows beef cattle horses mules hogs and sheep from pure bred sires fed by farm products.
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