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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
5
Garbled OCR fragment mentions a sale with odd phrases and numerous misspellings. Readable items include fabric names and discounts, vague values, and letters that obscure actual products and prices. No clear dates, places, or identifiable entities emerge.
A mixed reflection on childhood, piety, and innocence contrasts a sorrowful prayer of a three year old Lily with moral lessons drawn from famous historical figures and a cautionary note about Nan Patterson. The piece laments lost innocence, urges kindness and civility, and warns of the lasting consequences of sin on families and homes.
Mr. H R Fean, a progressive farmer from near the city, presented the News Office with a 17 1-2 inch cotton stalk bearing 17 squares. Taken from a 95 acre field, the stalk is described as an average sample and likely the new local record.
Concord, Kentucky resident n. F. Leek recounts twenty years of agonizing lip sores that prevented eating before healing with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad touts its usefulness for burns, cuts and wounds and lists Vienna Drug Co. as a 6 cent sale location.
Commissioner O B Stevens of the Georgia department of agriculture warns of a sharp fall in cotton yields due to providential weather, labor shortages, and reduced acreage. He estimates yields may reach about 1 000 000 bales, with potential max 1 500 000 under ideal weather, far below 1 900 000 last year.
In Covington Georgia on May 30 a three-year-old boy Eddie Vaughn picked up his father William Vaughn's pistol at Salem Camp Ground in Newton County and shot his five-year-old brother in the head, the injury likely fatally.
Captain Calvin W. Felder aged 85 veteran of the Semin Indian War and the Confederacy died at his Americus home. Pioneer citizen of southwestern Georgia wealth noted. Survived by his only son former Mayor John B Feldar and daughters Lavender Ray and Mrs John Ry Shaw of Ativity.
A vintage ad claims Dr. King's New Life Pills relieve stomach and liver discomfort. It touts the pills as a wonderful remedy for headache dizziness and constipation and notes availability at Vient Ina Drug Co.
The News corrects an error stating Mr Jenkins authorized comment about the shoe negroes using profane language in front of ladies in Dooling and that the principal riot occurred near Joe Jackson's place about half a mile away.
A garbled sales pitch promises a money back guarantee if satisfaction is not met. The text mocks risk taking and asserts confident value but remains unclear on product details or source organization.
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