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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
4
Disjointed dialogue reveals a tense social scene where accusations, desire, and moral judgments intersect. A servant hints at forbidden intimacy while others debate loyalty and personal reputation amid a murky wartime moral climate.
Instructions advise wrapping a long garter or string around the leg over the cramped area and pulling the ends sharply. The aim is to relieve cramp quickly so the patient can return to bed with reassurance it will not recur that night.
Daily Thought from R L Stevenson on moral duty toward others. The idea that one should improve neighbors, while acknowledging the deeper duty to seek their happiness if possible. Emphasizes self-improvement alongside uplifting those around us.
A Collier's Weekly sentiment praises dignity as an impressive human quality with potential noble or useful aspects. The remark is framed for study by teachers preachers and politicians, illustrating the value of respectful conduct in public life.
The Maxwell has passed the acid test with 38,000 owners, proving durability through rough and tumble road wear. It stands as a rare auto mobile success with hill climbing triumphs, speed and endurance records, and new features to showcase to potential buyers.
The advertisement extols springs of top steel for smooth rides and notes the Maxwell's dependable efficiency. It highlights a double shell radiator built from copper components, protected by a steel shell, and claims easy steering gear adjustment to maintain a fresh steering surface.
Legal advertisements from Dooly County Georgia list tax executions against George Sutton and T Bembry for 1914 taxes with sales set for July. notices of twelve months support for J C Thompson widow and minors. administrators and executors applying for letters of administration or dismission, with dates set for first Monday in July 1915, and various counties officials signing. The notices name J D Hargrove as D D C and sheriff H O Davis, with references to Gordon Morgan as Tax Collector and property descriptions across lots 245, 247, and 69 in Dooly County.
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