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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
2
Notice marks mail matter filed at the Vienna Georgia post office under the March 8 1876 act. It records second class mail status for the listed item as required by federal regulation.
Social notes from Rock Hill show W C Dominey staying with Jimmie Nelson Saturday night and Fannie Nelson visiting Dan Hardy Saturday evening. Willie Grantham visited J E Rogers Saturday afternoon. J T Nelson visited Vienna Monday. Lonnie Taylor remains ill. R E Nelson visiting relatives near Vienna. T D Dominey called on Jack Mixon last Thursday. Jane Wright returned to Seville Friday after a stay with her parents Dan and Jane Hardy.
Dubignon Adkins announces taking the Atlanta Daily and Sunday Constitution agency in Vienna and offers to deliver both papers before breakfast each morning for 12 cents weekly or 14 cents with Sunday. The Constitution arrives several hours after the afternoon papers and can carry items a day ahead.
An article urges wearing a white rose on Mother’s Day to honor motherhood. It extols a mother’s love as pure and selfless, compares it to sacred bonds, and argues the practice will spread internationally as a heartfelt memorial to mothers.
A collage of brief anecdotes from newspaper clippings includes a London Telegraph tale where a sister plots to hear a doctor’s real verdict on a patient, and a neighborly jab about beauty. Other vignettes feature a Judge in Possum Trot, rustic talk about Hightower feuds, and snippets of farm life and marriages.
Opie Read recalls that Old Lem Harkins of Possum Trdt recently appeared in the county town, as reported by the Chicago News. The note indicates a local sighting or visit by the familiar figure in rural politics and humor.
The excerpt shows a Punch cartoon where a mother asks her child about school and the reply depicts boys calling each other fools and fools’ talk as “rippin’.” The piece captures a breezy, comic schoolyard exchange with a focus on youth slang.
A reader is urged to invest 15 cents from every day funds in a short feature in March EVERYBODY'S to gauge potential returns in a promotional game. The piece emphasizes small bets and curiosity about Wall Street chances.
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