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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1902
Page
4
Classified notices show second hand washing ton press and six column chases for sale or part payment. The News Vienna Ga advertises trade items and delivery of cotton seed meal and hulls by Egleston McDonald for the Cotton Oil Co with phone orders.
The text argues that if England and Germany break pledges and seize land in Venezuela it would put the United States in an awkward position. It suggests Germany resents the United States since Manila Bay and may seek allies in Britain to strike a heavy blow. It warns rulers are closely tied, and warns of potential war over Latin American territory.
The local paper fights for the community, builds up towns, and promotes local business. It praises talent, attracts outsiders, and helps residents, while few others do as much for the town's image and welfare.
The letter complains of summer ills like heat and malaria while warning of legislative acts. It mocks dishonest brethren who steal from the News and urges honesty. It asks what Dom Joe Hall would do for congress, joking about his appearance and purported radical stances.
Investigation reveals boys of tender age bound to debt ridden mines in anthracite regions. Corporations face cruelty claims and neglect of child workers forced into dangerous, endless toil while families suffer. Investors in notorious loan schemes learn a sharp lesson as suits seek $60,000 losses in New York.
The Americus Times Record echoes resilience as Atlanta merchants reopen after a Tuesday fire and deliver orders fast. It laments over Santa and coal dependence while noting an Italian inventor touting a submarine to explore ocean depths. The piece warns that the world moves fast and predicts something awful may happen.
The note instructs correspondents to avoid rumors and personal opinions, use full names, report briefly in plain everyday English, verify uncertain items, and refrain from content that could offend the community lest a blue pencil edits the copy. It laments Madam Rumor as long dead and urges accuracy and restraint.
One 25 horsepower engine and an 80 horsepower tubular boiler with a complete sawmill outfit for sale. Will sell cheap. Apply at once to H. RB. FENN, Vienna, Georgia.
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