Postal notice from Vienna Georgia third class mail
Entry indicates mail is processed as second class mail matter under the 1876 act with Vienna Georgia as the place of origin.
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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
2
Entry indicates mail is processed as second class mail matter under the 1876 act with Vienna Georgia as the place of origin.
A Curbetone club discussion on motorcycle speed leads a carpenter to recount a looping parade sight. A tally reaches 987 and reveals the same bike reappearing, mistaken for a parade. An English camp scene shows a wagonless soldier crying out he cannot advance, claiming he is a wagon with a wheel off.
An excerpt discusses a boy’s Sunday duty and a joke about who killed Goliath, noting the term prevaricator from Latin, its Roman law sense, and its modern misuses. It includes a cynical remark about new rich Toronto visitors and a quip on syntax.
A fond young woman serves cottage pudding to her husband who proclaims its taste. He notes odd hints of Tae, wallpaper, shingles, and chimney bricks. The exchange ends with a playful judge's quip about memory and dessert.
The article notes long standing consumption of seaweeds such as dulse and tangle in Edinburgh. It mentions seaweed jelly popular in Swan River settlement Australia and edible birds nests in China linked to seaweed as material.
J A Adkins of Vienna Georgia reports a theft of a Winchester Henry 44 calibre rifle with brass fittings and a broken lid. Also two razorgand watches stolen. The rifle may have been sold to a purchaser in Crisp or Dooly counties and possibly owned by Adkins’ father after the Civil War. A reward is offered.
A student Isadore struggles with memory and age as the teacher recalls a sharper memory at eleven. The teacher contrasts modern lists with an earlier shorter presidency count. A comic exchange suggests youth versus experience.
A fragment discusses removing enemies and mentions tents of oriental countries blending with Tsou foods. Tiny black specks found under sheath leaves at tamboo joints are described as barbed arrows that resist gastric juices and trigger intestinal rites, suggesting dangerous ingested agents.
F M Barfield Pinehurst Ga promotes closing out bargains on various goods including rain coats grain drills stalk cutters and Xmas items. The Big Busy Store advertises Delineators Harrows fruit cakes and household goods while Vienna Hardware Co markets bicycles amid inclement weather sale notes and customer service emphasis.
500 acres of Pine timber for sale five miles east of Richwood. Seller advertises a good shingle mill at Richwood and seeks at least 100000 shingles in part payment. Contact 4 C Wood, KF D Neo, Vienna GA.
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