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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
2
In Menna Georgia on June 23 1905 readers note political chatter about Gov Magoon and a cabinet post offering about 8000 dollars a year. Mention of Panama negotiations and a plan to pave Panama with implications of peace talks and possible conflict.
Edward Broderick argues in The American Advertisers that the South has awakened financially and offers a wide, open, and prosperous market for mail order goods. He notes lower ad competition, stronger reader engagement in southern papers, and potential high returns from targeted campaigns with sensible costs.
The page mixes critique of public figures and policy with quirky notes on food, harvests, and travel. It references Virginia fried chicken, corncob shapes in Texas and Kentucky, wheat harvests in Kansas Minnesota and the Dakotas, and the touring hobo. It notes Indiana officials seeking lists of railway passes, plus discussions of capital and deficits tied to Secretary Morton and Secretary Shaw. It also mentions a Macon throat specialist on women’s communication, and ongoing diplomacy between Russian and Japanese diplomats as Oyama plans military moves. The piece questions who the real reformer is, mentions Hoke Smith and Dupont Guerry in gubernatorial context, and ponders newspaper support for local figures like Joe Hill Hall within a fragmented political discourse.
The piece blends temperance and household virtue with reflections on childhood, home life, and kindness. It cites Humboldt on temperance and mentions Russian prisoners of war, then shifts to visions of childhood’s peace and the moral compass guiding actions, finally noting a new American torpedo invention after wartime.
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