The Vienna News Death and moral self control discussion
A lithography firm sent a sympathy circular on a business death. The reply offered cheaper printing if hired in future bereavements. Commentary notes some hold their other self in check by religion, will, or profitability, as a nonadmirable but sometimes productive force. It warns lack of self-control leads to trouble.
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Messrs
Notice from Tam at Shelf Goods Closing Out
Tam quits Shelf Goods and cites low pay. He states workers earn about one hundred dollars per day and plans to replace himself with a man named Push Monday. By December 15 Push will close out the old stand and stock at and below cost. Readers urged to act quickly.
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Tam
Push
Thiais
Sele
D. B
Community protest over Sunday work at Vienna Cotton Oil Mill
In Vienna a public letter condemns the Vienna Cotton Oil Company for operating all day Sunday, calling it a violation of Sabbath law. The author urges citizens to uphold Sunday observance, warns that legal action may follow, and argues that moral character and community welfare depend on keeping the Sabbath holy. J D Nonrnis signs the appeal.
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Entron
Georgia
Vienna
Vienna Cotton Oil Company
Dooly County
Sodom
J.D. Nonrnis
Advertised Letters in Vienna Georgia 1902
Letters remaining uncalled for at Vienna Georgia September 22 1902 include A Tom Adams B E Brown Morgan Brown C T A Cox FM L Forehand J J W Janes M A W Marshall Joe Moss P Aaron Paul R John Ryals 8 Rosa T Cooper Thompson W J H Wallace Please call for advertised letters R Mropieroy P M
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Vienna
Tom Adams
E D Brown Morgan Brown
C—T. A. Cox
L. Forehand
W Janes
A W Marshall
Joe Moss
P—Aaron Paul
John Ryals
Rosa T Cooper Thompson
J. H. Wallace
R. Mropieroy
The People Who Sell Cotton Seed
A letter from D B Thompson urges cotton seed sellers to shop for the best cash price, noting competing buyers and the Local Oil Mill’s right to fair terms. He signs with best wishes for a good market and harvest and advises not to sell seed until reaching Vienna.
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Sam
D. B. Thompson
P. S
Vienna
Kodol Promises Cure For Indigestion and Stomach Ailments
A vintage promotional note touts Kodol as a complete stomach remedy that cleanses and strengthens digestion, claiming it cures indigestion and disper sia and helps the body absorb nutrients. Endorsed by Rev J H Holladay and distributed by Vienna Drug Co.
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J H Holladay
Holladay, Mass
Kodal
Vienna Drug Co
Bucklens Arnaca Salve touted as cure all ailments
A reader from New Castlesville credits Bucklens Arnaca Salve with curing piles and fistula in two weeks after three years of treatment. The ad claims the salve heals burns, boils, corns, eruptions, salt rheum, and other skin issues. Also promotes One Minute Cough Cure for lingering summer colds and throat troubles.
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McConnellsville
Arnaca
Asctsat Va
Forbes & Coxe Drug Co
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