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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1905
Page
4
Vienna Ga business notice markets a Central Brick Warehouse CO listing with pricing joints seeks buyers or tenants in a brief trade notice for the Central Georgia area.
Georgia in Dooly County seeks charter for DOOLY SAVINGS BANK to operate in Vienna with capital stock 250 shares of 100 each. The bank would accept deposits not subject to check, pay interest, and lend to nonshareholders with secured property in the county. Signed August 25 1905 by J C Hamilton Ed Howell and K R Lewis and sworn before J D Hargrove. Secretary Philip Cook authenticates document.
Copy describes coughing as the first sign of consumption and promotes Rydale's Cough Elixir from Vienna Drug Co as a remedy. It claims the elixir kills germs, removes the cause, and helps rebuild tissue, urging early use before deep disease. It also notes a festival at Oak Grove school house near Byromville on Friday night September 1 inviting all.
J. D. Runyan of Butlerville reports a peculiar disappearance of painful indigestion symptoms. Local doctors note no clear cause and advise rest and observation. The short note appears in the public notices column of the periodical.
Soothing cooling salve claims rapid relief from irritation and inflammation. Promotes healing of cuts burns and bruises with witch hazel formula.
A Georgian advert claims a professor discovers laziness stems from a germ and promotes Rydale's Liver Tablets as microbe killers. The Vienna Drag Co markets 50 chocolate coated tablets guaranteed to cure constipation and liver disorders with money-back reliability.
Farmers are informed that the gin and grind mill is ready to process cotton and corn on short notice. Located at the old A. R. Brown stand, recently upgraded with new machinery and charging a rate per hundred based on weight.
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