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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
1
A Cleveland Star item recalls campaigner McCreary of Kentucky visiting Washington and his past in Congress. A Kentuckian praises his adaptability and humor noting how he preferred cold coffee to warm, a tale shared by a farmer’s wife over breakfast.
The Kansas City Journal mocks eastern authors for unrealistic western stories. It cites Cyrus Townsend Brady and a Harper’s March issue tale with exaggerated Oklahoma and Kansas settings, including a camp scene and Texas cowboys rubbing down ponies to imply dramatic outcomes.
Report explains new English method turning sour milk into buttons. Old milk from demes is sent to three east London factories, churned like cheese, pressed to remove moisture, heated to bleach white, then punched into shapes. Cost falls to less than half bone button production and color wear is avoided.
German scientists hunt for Mozart's skull amid a long lore of grave secrecy and mislaid remains. The skull, once in Salzburg, passed through the hands of local sexton, Jakob Hyrtl and family, vanished in 1894, reappeared briefly, and has vanished once more.
A unique portiere panel slide features heavy coarse dark gray crash fabric with a central tapestry style design of two peacocks flanking a rosebush. A brownish back and thole are outlined in Fonsy silk, creating a striking effect reminiscent of old tapestry from a distance.
In a quiet but high turnout, Terrell carries Georgia and Dooly County by a handsome majority. Merritt Stevens and Eason win party over Tom Eason. J. D. Pate and S. R. Fields secure representative seats. D. A. Taylor treasurer. J. W. Roberts tax collector. J. W. Graham coroner. Michael party delegates named to conventions. County totals show strong farmer support and surprise upsets in several offices.
A local notice offers a $100 reward for the first 10 buggy customers this month at J. P. Heard & Sons. It also promotes A Roosix & Co selling lace embroidery silks satins ribbons appliques table scarfs etc.
A note to voters in Dooly County expressing hearty appreciation for liberal support in the coroner race. Signed by We Hatt Jr.
Dry weather continues in the area while residents share family visits and health updates. Mrs J C Moore dies May 28 and is buried at Mt Olive. J C Moore and Miss Maufrie Moore are reported ill. The community plans a union singing on the fourth Sunday in June and seeks a male teacher for next fall. Charlie Williams of Florida visits his parents in town.
Daniel Bante of Ottervillepronn writes that after years of asthma and many cures he found immediate relief with Foley's Honey and Tar and urges others to obtain it from dealers in his house.
Mr. Brooks a convict guard at Parrott Lumber Co. Richwood shot an ex convict Negro Thursday about 4 o clock as mill hands began work. The victim lingered hours before dying. Coroner J. W. Graham held an inquest. jury returned verdict of willful murder. The killer escaped and is at large.
N E Palmer of Kirkman reports a terrible explosion from a flame stove that burned a lady frightfully. Best doctors could not heal the running sore, but Bucklen’s Amaca Salve cured it. Sold by Forbes & Coxe Drug Co.
In a note from T. E. Foips and J. C. Moors the father expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and the physicians who cared for his daughter during her final illness. He prays that the Lord reward them and pass the kindness to their families.
If you have kidney or bladder trouble and do not use Foley's Kidney Cure you will have only yourself to blame for results as it positively cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases. For sale by all dealers.
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