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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
4
A fragment from CityNews notes lauds toil as noble, highlighting workers who carve the plain and forge the main commerce. The page lists local names, sales, and social tidbits from Cordele and nearby towns, noting weddings, farm reports, court days, and community events with period newspaper tone.
A garbled philosophical prose piece discusses judgment, national honor, and individual duty. It muses on power, ethics, and conformity, noting that enemies can sap strength and that virtue requires will and action. It critiques fashion over reason and the hollow broadness of outward display.
Caution against catarrh treatments containing mercury. Mercury can damage smell and the system when absorbed. Hall's Catarrh Cure, made by F F J Cheney Co of Toledo, contains no mercury and is taken internally. Also a local lumber offer by J Kive near Vienna, Ga.
Mt Vernon Note Book lists visits among residents such as Dave Summerford, Mrs. W B Melnvale, A Q Royal and families, plus Oak Grove visitors, and mentions Geranium offering bread cakes and pies baked daily with delivery within city limits by G B Matthews phone 84. The column ends with best wishes to the News and readers.
An old style advertisement touts Kokdol Dyspepsis Cure for dyspepsia and indigestion claiming it digests all foods and nourishes blood and tissues. Also promoting Vienna Drug Company products, men undergarments, and two bay horses for sale from A P Hearn & Co.
Marcus Daly pressed for a $20,000 loan to meet payroll and operating costs as his Anaconda mine shaft neared completion. Lloyd Tevis and Haggin men agreed to fund, transferring controlling interests in the property. Daly later reported the shaft reached the rich ore body, sending telegrams to California partners. An Indian Legend follows about a lonely man and a wooden doll that comes to life then dies again.
The excerpt notes Welsh college yells and campus chants, contrasting North Wales, Cardiff, and Aberystwyth with energetic phrases. It humorously pairs local cheer calls with a shopping anecdote and a pun about a stock short, reflecting lighthearted university banter and clipped news snippets.
The Chicago Tribune notes Hewil Gus as a rising figure in campus life, highlighting his labor through college and his impact on nearly every student at the Institution as part of his stir made man narrative.
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