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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
4
The note advises readers to push soil, plant peas, beans and corn, maintain feed crops, keep tools ready, monitor health and disease, store machinery properly, and plant vegetables for winter. It urges watching pastures, weed control, timely harvesting, and preventing mosquitoes by oiling or draining standing water. Contact agricultural college for summer courses.
A World’s Work description portrays Turkish regulars as plain, unpretentious soldiers wearing gray mashluks or kalpaks with rough wool uniforms. They are depicted as adaptable, uniform in appearance, blending into the landscape, with diverse origins from Anatolia, Caucasus, Taurus, Konya, and Aleppo regions.
Southern Railway directors pay tribute to Col. Alexander Boyd Andrews born 1841 in North Carolina. He rose from Confederate cavalry officer wounded at Guedonsville to first vice president and long time director shaping postwar southern rail development and the Western North Carolina Railroad. He died April 17, 1915 in Raleigh New York. The board sends condolences to his family and orders a transcript of the resolution.
Motivational line urges steadfast living like a promontory, firm against endless waves, accepting water’s flow around it. Emphasizes resilience and calm endurance as a guiding principle.
A landlord in Amphsvillie town refuses a tar roof idea proposed by an agent. The agent jokes about tar and feather parties while the landlord laments youths stealing beds, fearing further mischief on his property.
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