Local notices and campaign blurbs in Vienna newspaper 1902
The Vienna News reports J A Coppock of Pinehurst authorized to collect subscriptions and job work, urges May registration close, and notes Joseph M. Terrell leads in Dooly County while Cordele News backs him. It covers Admiral Sampson’s death and rail regional expansion by Brunswick and Birmingham, tracing links to Ocilla Douglas and Nichols, with projected 160 miles of track by fall.
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J. A. Coppock
Pinehurst
Macon Telegraph
Brunswick & Birmingham
Offerman and Western Road
Offerman
Pierce County
Nichols
Coffee County
Atlantic & Birmingham
Waycross
Birmingham
Brunswick
Branswick
Ocilla
Irwinville
Irwin County
AL & B
Douglas
Dewinville
A,&b
If the South raised its own goods for wealth and work
The piece argues hard times stem from import reliance and underproduction. If meat lard hay oats flour and mules were homegrown and cotton processed domestically, Georgians and others might gain wealth. It contends a larger local supply of essentials would improve prices and reduce hardship, noting supply and demand as price drivers.
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Georgia
South
Atmiericus Herald
Law of Supply and
A Story of Talmage and the Five Angels on a Needle
Foley's Honey and Tar for children safe sure no opiates. A Philadelphia Times tale recalls Dr. Talmage with theological students debating how many angels fit on a needle. He answers five, then tells of a stormy night visit to a poor widow with five sleeping children, the needle supporting five angels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Guerry boys threaten to make the Progress a hot paper
A letter to the editor from O B Perry a farmer in Georgia attacks Terrell and his supporters. He cites Smith of the Vienna Progress and claims the Guerry group aims to enlighten farmers about voting. He defends Sheriff Sheppard and notes political shifts including a court and advertising changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Vienna
Terrell
M Bowen
G. A. Ballenger
J. G. Jones
Georgi Cracker
Georgia Citizen
Guerry
Georgia
Edittor
John Henry Peavy
Sheriff Sheppard
Dooly
Mr. Roberts
Shep
Superior Court
Sheppard
O. B. Perry
Advertised Letters at Vienna Georgia May 6 1902
Uncalled letters list includes Brown Jnck Belvin Mra Ireen Collins James Grantham Miss Nettie Johnson J A Punner Miss Hattie Rawn Cora Stephens Rosie Stephens TL Wheeler E W. Please call for advertised letters. R. Mippieros P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Brown
Jnck Belvin
Mra Ireen E Collins
James Grantham
Nettie Johnson
J A Punner
Hattie Rawn
Cora Stephens
Rosie Stephens
TL Wheeler
Mippieros
P. M
Shudders At His Past From Kidney Trouble Cure
Mail carrier Burnett Mann of Leveria Ohio recalls years of dull back pain from kidney trouble. After using Electric Bitter he says six bottles cured him and made him feel like a new man. The tonic is claimed to regulate stomach liver kidneys and bowels with guaranteed satisfaction by Viexxa Davo Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett Mann
Leveria
Viexxa Davo Co
A Revelation on Kidney and Bladder Troubles
A disclosed remark mentions inquiry causing a revelation on how many succumb to kidney or bladder troubles in various forms. It claims Laidney Care will cure if not beyond medical aid, promoted by ball dealers.
Dr Tichenors Antiseptic praised for wounds and burns
The Carnesville Georgia note from January 1902 recounts experiences with Dr Tichenor s Antiseptic. A convict farm patient recovered in 48 hours after wide head to toe application. Also a November 1855 report from Bahk County Journal describes a Mr Gus Mason treated for a thunderstorm burn with a sample bottle leading to full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnesville
Tichenor
Trong
Homer, Gh
Gus Mason
Dr.Lichener
Gus
Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Vienna News
T. A. Adkins, JR
T. A. Jf
W. T. Adkins
Proprietors
Official
Organ
Dooly County
City of
Joseph M. Terrell
Cordele News
Ji.m. Terrell
Brother McKenzie
W. T. Sampson
Washington City
Dr. Tichenor
Covington, Ga
GS. Smith
Vienna Drug CO
T. H. Gregory
Unadilla
Henderson & Jordan
Augustus Jones
Xen Wolthoue A . Pee
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