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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1916
Page
2
A fragile wartime broadcast style notice from Vienna, Georgia lists a 1.80 per year advance rate and a mail master’s filing in 1916. The fragment ends with a whispered plea “Mother, if I wat you I’d face each other,” suggesting a personal or dramatic moment rather than a clear news item.
A public mind inquiry notes the Kansas City Star remarking that city life differs from farm life. It asks whether farm life is rigorous and observes that summer farming involves hard work as harvest workers are fed by a regiment of cooks, implying farm life is not a tea party.
Ossip Gabrilowitsch recounts a pupil who sought Harold Miner’s terms. After four lessons he urged less demanding works and more focus on phrasing with an Andante. The pupil replied Mr Bauer’s tuition was too expensive for such lessons.
The copra trade, dried coconut meat, remains a key world commerce line. Coco oil and coco butter drive soap making and confectionery industries worldwide, with major soap manufacturers depending on this material.
An exclusive tale shows Young Heffron overjoyed at a marriage proposal from Jackson’s son but the father balks at consent. The old gentleman questions the necessity of a wife when the suitor can barely support himself, and Heffron retorts that his daughter would starve.
A young girl listening intently to her father’s familiar tale is praised for good training and true manners, seen as more important than mere technique. The piece contrasts with the notion that slang originates from shipboard chatter, noting Shakespeare and the Bible as the true sources while Kansas City Star critiques the claim.
A famous writer argues that the crucial moment in life is choosing which emotion to show. Our character forms from these selections, and we become what we choose. Thus, we should not let small incidents disturb our spirits.
In a light exchange a aunt critiques the bride’s looks while the nephew counters by hinting at the bridesmaids she has chosen suggesting surprising beauty in the wedding party.
A fragment from a Punch Bowl item quotes a woman praising persistence in learning the ukulele and a man recalling carrying a weapon for three months, reflecting a casual society vignette. The brief exchange hints at personal challenges and local humor within a newspaper snippet.
A voiced proverb frames Uncle Eben explaining that the man who makes hay while the sun shines must care for those who spent time idle in the shade overseeing the job. The line reflects folk wisdom on diligence and leadership.
Notice to shareholders announces the regular annual meeting of the First National Bank of Vienna at 10 o clock on Tuesday January 9th 1917 to elect directors for the coming year. Signed by J N Hargrove cashier. Also appears as an unrelated local ad about buying velvet beans for grinding by N Lupo & Son with a date.
Walton Bros declares no hunting allowed on multiple Dooly County plantations. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Public notice dated December 14, 1941.
A farm mule is offered for sale at a low price to secure fast cash. Listed by L, Z, Wilder in Vienna, Georgia.
An advertisement states catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It claims only a constitutional remedy works, caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The Hell’s Catarrh Cure is said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. Toledo advertiser J Cheney promotes the product.
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