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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
4
The June 7 1903 issue reports Tom Eason winning by over 1100 votes in Dooly County with Terrell favored by some, while farmers’ support varied. It notes officers were efficient and urges focus on business after the election despite past rivalries.
Arch bishop Ryan urges moral standards to defend the republic and calls for respect for the ballot. The piece endorses self government abroad and at home and insists fair elections are essential, condemning those who rob political rights as the nation's worst enemies.
Mrs WK Haviland of Armony NY reports using Dr King’s New Discovery after other remedies failed to stop a dangerous whooping cough. She credits the medicine with saving her daughter and notes a niece recovered from advanced consumption. The ad touts it as the easiest remedy for coughs and colds and lists a price of $1.00 at Fornen & Cox Drug Co.
An advertisement from A. Roonix & Co promotes a handsome line of spring and summer attire for men, highlighting affordable styles and current fashion. The display emphasizes new arrivals and shop options for gentlemen.
A profile of John D Rockefeller describes his rise from a farmer’s son to a leading oil magnate. It notes his early work as an office boy and clerk, the 1 000 dollar savings at age thirty, and the rapid growth of his oil refining business into a world power. It quotes his view on making and giving money and offers dramatic figures on fortune growth by time of day.
Friends of Mrs Pease of Lawrence Kansas report she could not leave her bed seven years due to kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and debility until three bottles of Electric Bitters restored her strength in three months saying she felt like a new person. Women with headaches nervousness stuffiness melancholy dizziness gain relief from this remedy praised by Forbes and Coxe Drug Co and A Roobin Co for stylish seasonable goods.
An advertisement from A R Crum of Vienna Georgia offers loans up to one thousand dollars or more for home or business needs with repayment over 200 months at five fifty per month. It lists agents wanted nationwide and signs with the initials DD. A. cryptic note to investigate or plan.
The best buggies wagons harness and horse clothing are on offer at J P Heard and Sons in this Berg. The text advertises top quality equestrian gear and related supplies available locally from the merchant.
A New Hampshire household controversy over wasteful wood handling led the servant girl to quit after Mr Green insisted four foot sticks could be burned by forcing them into the stove piece by piece. The dispute drew local attention as the couple’s finances were called into question.
The story recalls Georgia senator Bacon who was once famed for skating. A collision with two amateurs pulled his whiskers and sent all three sprawling to the rink floor. He left in pain, shaved off his whiskers and never skated or whiskered again.
The Rev. William H. Walker of the First Congregational church of Wilmette Illinois says he will resign citing discontent with his appearance. He claims women of his congregation prefer a handsome man to a strong sermon, noting his pompadour brushing as a source of trouble.
Describes a Paris dinner hosted by Lady Granville sixty-three years ago in honor of Queen Victoria. Guests were invited to wear pink and white, and in a crowd of about 1,200 attendees the dress code produced a sea of rose tones with varied colors from one Portuguese lady in cerulean to Parisian in yellow and two mourners in gray.
Senator W. P. Frye of Maine spoke with effort during a senate debate on the ship subsidy bill. He said he was not physically or mentally able to do justice to the subject and quipped that avoiding smallpox led him into the pain of vaccination, leaving which was worse unable to determine.
In a Baltimore American comment, romance suffers as insurers turn to the eye to assess a man’s condition. The eye, once called the window of the soul, is now seen as a peekhole for diagnosis, signaling a shift in private judgment and trust.
Lord Palmerston responded to Lord John Russell after Kossuth’s England visit. The prime minister’s reprimand prompted Palmerston to declare he will not be dictated in whom he receives in his own house. The missive underscores tensions between cabinet leaders over diplomatic hospitality.
A College Park reader recounts an injury in New Orleans during the Southern Baptist Convention and tests Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic for cuts and bruises. The testimonial extols fast healing with no inflammation.
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