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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
5
The Vienna News 1903 page lists local items including a planned dormitory for public schools, discussions on road projects, and county commission shifts. It notes a large cash subscription drive in Gainesville and a poisoning arrest in Gainesville. It ends with civic pride exhortations and questions asking readers about town involvement.
A Boston dispatch claims a secret society plans a large scale black exodus from the South to the North and West, provoking mixed reactions from Dallas Times Herald and Albany Herald. The missive ignites debate on race, immigration, and sectional burdens in the era.
In a periodical note J P Heard & Sons report May 1903 sales for Camberlain’s Pain Balm exceeded all prior Mays. The claim states the product heals cuts bruises and burns faster and with greater satisfaction, asserting strong customer approval.
The fragment hints at a discussion on the role of women and the manhood of men. It suggests restraint in criticizing male characters while addressing themes of pride and gender in the Southern context. The source tone appears archival and reflective.
In Lyons Georgia a university lecture on education shifted to storm relief for Gainesville South Carolina. William D Upshaw urged a Gainesville collection instead of his Monroe College work and within ten minutes Lyons citizens raised forty dollars for Gainesville.
Gentlemen and ladies names listed as uncalled letters at the office for the week ending June 8 1903. Letters will be sent to the dead letter office June 22 1903 if not claimed. Advertisers should say Advertised and give list date when calling.
At a Selborne Society gathering Lord Avebury praised growing wildlife protection, teasing proposals about hats with feathers and noting progress in urban tree planting. Sir John Cockburn quoted a spring line from papers, and Sir George Keckwich joked about vandalism including a peach tree carved with names and dates.
Librarian Laura E. Howey receives a historic Wells Fargo ticket used in the early 1860s. The eight coupon voucher covers stages and rail lines from Virginia City to New York, with a $180 fare. Routes include Salt Lake City, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Chicago, Pittsburg, Harrisburg, and Allentown to New York.
A workman’s carelessness caused a wall collapse in the Baden museum near Vienna, shattering hundreds of busts and skulls once owned by Gall the founder of phrenology. The irreplaceable exhibits were thrown down and most broken beyond repair, with only a few salvageable.
The Duke of Bucclench at Dalkeith, among six men who own a sixth of Scotland, preserves King Alfred era customs on his estate. The present duke, born 16, once rode from Longleat to apologize to La Charlotte Thynne for forgetting to propose, after leaving her recently.
An old newspaper ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills for headaches and nervous ailments, claiming they purify blood and improve health. It promises relief for 2 cents and a money back offer if not cured, sold by Vienna Krug Co.
S Christian, Attorney at Law, announces VIGNA GMRORARA will practice in all courts and secure loans on improved real estate at low interest. Office located in Dooly Business College.
Mrs S Il Newson of Decatur Alabama endured three years of indigestion and stomach trouble with mounting pain. After doctors failed she tried Electric Bitters, saw immediate improvement and claims a complete recovery. The Vienna Drug Co guarantees the remedy for liver kidney bowel and stomach issues.
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