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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief note about a person named Wise and terms ich e with Pacific referenced, but details are unclear. The readable bits indicate a proof or presentation to a entity named Hences. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
Government food experts urge housewives to use every uneaten cereal to thicken soups and gravies and to repurpose stale bread into meat dishes hot breads and desserts. They stress using all milk, keeping it clean and covered, and remind sour milk and gravies can aid meals.
Fragmentary text mentions limits and dates, prices and payments, deposits for tickets, and a list of numbers. Subjects include a June 21 reference and a fee of 50 cents. Numerous garbled names and places appear without coherent structure or complete entities.
A damaged fragment notes a seal captured near a fishing area. The animal resisted, was kept in confinement, and ceased fishing activity during detention, then resumed appreciation of its native element after release.
The article depicts Galway as a real Irish town with old country dress and lively markets. Market prices are bargained rather than fixed and goods arrive from distant areas in donkey carts or by foot. Calves, peat, fowls, and vegetables are common sales, along with a curious seaweed dish noted for its strong flavor.
The article explains that tornadoes cause houses to explode as a funnel cloud with a vacuum draws in air and debris. Homes are lifted high, then bursts occur when surrounding air pressure forces outward from within.
A compact excerpt contrasts covering a friend's blemishes with exposing virtues and argues against belief in fate. It stresses love as a noble shield for faults and asserts fate undermines effort and initiative, urging personal responsibility and decisive action.
An early notice announces a steam vulcanizing service connected with a Ford business and tires being worked over. Other items include price quotes for Velvet B and corn, a hunting ban on Hollow Lake, and a meal grinding service offered on specific days.
Public notice announces H G Cason leaving as manager of City Ice Co and new management taking over. Includes contact and timetable updates for A B A Railway changes effective May 27 1917 with revised North line departures from Double Ran iafley 11 12 pm and 7 22 pm stopping at Cordele Musselwhite 11 37 pm.
The text advises starting hogs on feed and using B A Thomas medicine to speed weight gain. It suggests hogs reach market weight in about nine months, with 200 pound targets and routine watering, noting pigs gain quickly and fatten on prescribed feeds.
Notice from the County meeting committee requests attendance at the next camp meeting on Tuesday June 12 1917 at 6 pm. Bring a well filled basket. plan to spend the day. Preaching by W T Smith Presiding Elder Cordele District. C B Swearingen chair and Greene secretary.
A historical notice advertises a hog cholera remedy by D L Trulace claiming 26 years of successful use. Readers may obtain the recipe by contacting the advertiser and paying only the cost of ingredients.
Public notice from JB Butler seeking surplus chickens and turkeys at the highest cash market price. No other details provided.
An ad describes a prescription prepared especially for malaria or chills and fever. It claims five to six doses will break any case and used as a tonic prevents fever return. It says the remedy acts on the liver better than calomel and does not gripe or sicken. Price is 25 cents.
Surplus poultry and eggs wanted by buyer offers highest cash market price 5 10 4 cents J B Butler.
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