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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
7
A fragment quotes a Yonkers Statesman line where the speaker claims to have been listening from the other side of a hole. The terse note hints at a strategic or confrontational moment tied to a named publication and a tense exchange.
A fragment recalls a 50 year old Scottish gathering at a candlelit table where a tense expression passes among friends as talk turns to Jock. An unrelated note then describes preserving eggs for eight months using water glass solution, favoring cold storage and detailing methods tested by American and German researchers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe anxiety irritability and sleep disturbance linked to coffee use and exposure to others drinking coffee. The text cites personal recollections and mentions insomnia and disturbing experiences as key effects.
Exercise prevents fat buildup in birds and humans by increasing metabolic burn of calories. Feed whole grain in cut straw to aid grain consumption. Partridge Wyandottes are sturdy, productive layers with compact bodies and strong cold-climate genetics. This breed remains popular among poultry keepers.
Beaf scrap is indispensable for yarded and range fowls in winter. Small daily amounts sustain profitability as layers or breeders. Feed dry or mixed in mash. two heaped tablespoonfuls per dozen fowls daily works well. Serve only what is eaten. Mrs J C Deaton Progressive Farmer.
An old agricultural article outlines key poultry house furnishings a shallow four-compartment box for oyster shells grit mash and charcoal and a dust box with ashes sulfur or insect powder to prevent litter problems. It emphasizes a handsome living is possible with love skill and small capital and offers a moist mash recipe with shredded alfalfa and bran for noon feeding.
Sir Frederick Treves spoke at an Eastbourne Red Cross event recalling Boer War chaos in the early days of the relief effort. He noted the Ladysmith relief column reached the town with hampers showing woollen mittens filling a box, amid extreme Ladysmith heat and misplaced deliveries back in London.
A jumble of 1902 era notes includes references to racial terms, medical cures, and advertisements. It mentions diseases, kidney pills, a cholera like tone, and a bridge plan over Snake River, with various vendors and odd quotes from period sources.
Abbreviated notice urges readers to mail a medical examination blank to Munyon's in Philadelphia for diagnosis. It promises a free evaluation by eminent doctors and states no obligation to follow advice, with return instructions and address at 53d and Jefferson Bts.
The Columbia Park Boys Club runs a camp titled the State of Columbia where city boys learn citizenship through a military like routine. Reveille at 6 15, classes until 10 45, band practice, meals at 12 15 and 5 15, and daily recreation. Boys act as policemen to uphold order, enforcing law with a kitchen rule about cooks.
A Charleston bound train tale shows an amused passenger boasting that he can read a newspaper upside down. The exchange escalates with another rider challenging literacy, ending as the train reaches Charleston with no clear outcome reported.
In Woolwich England practical steps have been adopted by the War Office to help soldiers, including the old, to acquire or increase a trade on leaving the corps. The plan aims to ease reintegration into civilian life by supporting skill development and employment opportunities for veterans.
Structural iron workers around Salt Lake City have walked out demanding higher pay from $ to $4.50 a day. They argue Salt Lake wages are lower than in any other region, signaling industrial tension amid the dispute.
An 1908 Newark patient describes severe skin sores from head to foot, blood and pus, and long nails. After using Cuticura Ointment and Soap, the symptoms eased. The testimonial praises the remedies and mentions a relief comparable to cooling ice. The ad closes with buyer location and vendor details.
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