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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
4
Cordele hosts a veterans reunion on July 9 to mark a sacred ground in Georgia history. Dooly county lags in public school and road improvements and calls for community support to boost the event and local infrastructure.
The passage argues that financial credit relies more on character, reliability, aptitude, and willingness to work than on capital. It cites a store sweeper who advances to management as likely to secure credit, while inheriting fortune without business ability faces credit caution. Jobbing houses see success traits quickly and extend credit to capable buyers.
W. H. Tippettville Georgia reports music and political support for Joe Terrell. The verse praises Terrell as the man for the local option and condemns Mr. Guerry as not suitable for the state.
The Cordele Sentinel vents doubts about a slow tally while both parties plan aggressive pamphlet drops. The Democrats may use a million copies of Senator Moat’s Philadelphia speech and the Republicans seven million copies of Congressman Wheels’s tirade on Prince Henry, as campaigns press for speed.
The Atlanta Journal reports Governor Candler teased a $150000 plan to pay teachers without explaining the funding or method. He demonstrated and joked about the issue while saying the teachers will be paid soon, offering no clarity on when or how.
Warning to gale dealers about Foley's Kidney Cure claims that it cures all kidney and bladder diseases and the risks of not using it. The notice presents strong absolutes and urges caution to sellers and readers alike.
Multiple handwritten testimonials from Griffin and College Park Georgia praise Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic as a superior remedy for cuts and bruises. One 1900 note from Griffin endorses it for family use, while a 1901 letter from Ex-Senator J. F. Exrop says it heals wounds without inflammation. Another testimonial recalls an injury in New Orleans during a Baptist convention and extols the product's healing merit.
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