Vienna Daily News Praises Banker Burns Amid Bankruptcy
Mr Joseph Burns of this city once part of Mayer Watta Co faced bankruptcy. Citizens praise his public spirit and hope he recovers. The note quotes his helpfulness and character amid adversity. Also mentions B F Perdue convicted of voluntary manslaughter in Pike Superior Court and a Dublin Courrier Dispatch item about prison reforms and entertainment ideas for convicts.
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Joseph Burns
Mayer, Watta & Co
Burns
Vienna
B. F. Perdue
Pike Suprior
Marshal Porch
Barnesville
Vienna Growth Aims Add Cotton Mill Rail Line And Factory
The News argues for Vienna to grow with a cotton factory a new railroad a knitting mill and a well organized Board of Trade plus furniture or vehicle factories and a cash door and blind factory to diversify industry and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Board of Trade
For Sale Thoroughbred Indian Game Birds in Vienna Ga
A notice offers American Dominique and Rare Comic Rhode Island Red Fowls for sale. Mentioned are three birds, male and female, located at Ward in Vienna Georgia on Route 4.
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Dominique
Rhode Inland
Ward
Vienna
Tomorrow's Bridge Poem by Anna Burhem Bryant
A reflective verse about facing tomorrow’s hardships with courage and resilience. The speaker vows to bear sorrow when it arises while choosing to borrow none today. The poem emphasizes hope, endurance, and faith despite an uncertain future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Burhem Bryant
A Better World In Which To Live
A reflective piece urges praising neighbors, friends, teachers, and officials more than condemning them. It argues praise strengthens community and prevents harm, urging readers to thank and commend good deeds before they pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Vienna Seeks Manufactures and Railroad Investment
Vienna invites capitalists to establish manufactories and fund another railroad. The city touts sites, healthy living, abundant water, electric lights, churches and schools as attractions. A warm welcome awaits Mr Capitalist in Vienna.
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Vienna
We Need Your Co-Operation In Vienna For A Better County Paper
A citizen and merchant appeals for regular advertisements and printing work to fund a larger weekly paper. He argues a live newspaper boosts growth by attracting residents and new businesses, and asks locals to support The News to reflect the town’s character and business ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Turn Out Better Wives in Public School Reform
A editorial from the Americus Times argues for practical school curriculums focusing on core skills like spelling reading writing arithmetic geography and history with domestic sciences for girls and general business for boys. It critiques classical fields as unnecessary for the average student and promotes education aimed at real life duties and future roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Americus Times
Angels Lessons on Kindness to Animals Card
A list of lessons teaches children to treat animals with care and empathy. It covers not harming creatures, feeding birds in winter, humane handling of worms and fish, and considering a horse’s comfort and feeding. The rules emphasize kindness and reflection by asking readers to imagine themselves in the animal’s place.
The Doll Days in New York American
The poem laments the seasonal gloom surrounding dolls in shop windows before Christmas. It imagines their fragile wax faces and the fears of neglect, injury, and cruel play, ending with a plea for kind treatment and safe homes for the dolls.
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Wex Jones
New York American
Dolly
Heigh-ho
Notice to Subscribers Arrears Under New Postal Law
The News asks subscribers in arrears to settle promptly. Under the new postal law, those in arrears up to nine months may be dropped. The obligation to comply is acknowledged, with hopes to avoid cutoff.
Calais Erettees Meter Pushes Cultural Boundaries
An obscure note references Calais and a meter task described as pushing boundaries. The context remains unclear with limited readable content and no direct names or dates to anchor the event. Further details are unavailable from the fragment.
Slovenly Faring and Better Seeds for Prosperous Farms
The article argues that rapid population growth outpaces farm yields and advocates intelligent, thrifty cultivation inspired by Belgian and French methods. It highlights faulty seeds as a key thriftless farming cause, praises high quality seeds and agricultural education, and cites a York County farmer’s yield boost through rotation and faultless seed. It urges philanthropist funding for improved seeds and notes a sale at Ripey Furniture Co.
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Washington Post
Collier's Weekly
Luther Burbank
American Farma
York County
Carnegie
County Union Meeting Date Adjusted for December Election
Notice states the county union will meet on the second Saturday due to the J. P. election on the first Saturday in December. Delegates are instructed to govern themselves accordingly. Signed by Secretary W. T. Hendley and President J. L. Godwin.
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J. P
County Union
W.T. Hendley
J. L. Godwin
Too Greedy. A Victim of Dining Inflation in Kansgy
Robert Herrick comments on a comical dining incident from the Kansgy Journal. A man at a luncheon paid 75 cents for a dinner and collapsed after overeating. The waiter, after discussion, offered to charge an extra 25 cents, prompting the man to beg for no extra charge while insisting he needs more food to feel full.
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Robert Herrick
Noy
Osid
J Cage
Kansgy Journal
Anxious Mother Seeks Nursery Help From Florist
A distressed mother asks a day nursery for advice about her sick child Rose. The florist Gottfried Gruber offers a questionable remedy involving cutting two inches from branches and flooding the plant with hose water, spraying insect powder, and using liquid preparations. The exchange reveals language confusion and questionable guidance.
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Gottfried Gruber
Rose
der Florist
Why They Were Late at School
Two young boys arrive late explaining a dream about a railroad trip. The teacher questions Tommy and Freddy, who confess they missed time because Tommy overslept after dreaming of a departure and Freddy went to the station to see him off.
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Young's
Deak
Tommy
Freddy
For Rent: Three Horse Fare Near Vienna
A brief rental notice states a three horse fare is available for rent about four miles from Vienna.
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Vienna
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