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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
2
An exchange urges small contributions from citizens for public enterprise and church influence as the guardians of community morale. It warns against indifference and highlights the dangers of a town without churches and civic participation. A newspaper ad note discusses ads as money savers and a tale about a boy who jokes about having inside information after a scientist’s claim.
O W Horne of Vienna Georgia offers a grey horse eight or nine years old a hack and harness and a buggy and harness for cash or on a note due October first. Call on me if interested.
The Albany Herald criticizes rival papers for sneering at Little Joe Brown, the Democratic nominee for Georgia governor. It defends Brown’s integrity and loyalty, urging restraint in coverage ahead of the June 4 Democratic primary.
The Savannah News notes a Washington Post interview suggesting former Gov Terrell overestimated Watsons strength in Georgia. It argues weekly papers overlook Watson while dailies offer little support, and headed toward a smaller vote than his prior presidential run as Democrats align with Bryan in a two party struggle.
In Dooly County Georgia Sallie Gilbert wife of T J Gilbert applies for exemptions and setting apart a homestead I will pass upon the same at 10 o clock on Tuesday 8th September next this August 19 1908 J D Hargrove clerk pro tem
A North Carolina resident recounts a near fatal kidney complaint that worsened, claims relief after using Stuart's Buchu and Juniper products. The letter promotes samples and purchase from Stuart Drug Manufacturing Co, urging readers to try the remedy.
A collection of wry maxims and political jibes from Epworth Era notes that lampoon public life. It comments on self control, silence as a weapon, and politicians courting headlines by phonograph talk. The piece mocks campaign rhetoric and gentlemanly conduct with satirical bite.
Jay Freeman arrived in Douglasville from Vienna on Tuesday. The Douglas County Sentinel notes the public was warned about his presence, but the visit turned into a harmless, enjoyable stay with Jay reporting a glorious time.
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