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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1897
Page
3
In a Washington Star excerpt a jeweler tells a customer you meant well but don’t do that again. The man in charge of the repair department questions a previous charge saying the last customer paid so much an old watch was bought new and discounted for advertisement.
A garbled notice discusses purported health changes from abrupt nouns and medicines, naming Telteris Stomnuh Hitters as a leading remedy. It cites stubborn dyspepsia and claims of permanent benefits, reflecting a questionable medical claim from a damaged OCR source.
A fragmented report notes strong spectator interest around a MGW event. Despite garbled OCR, the gist highlights public attention and expected attendance at the match, with emphasis on the crowd presence and anticipation.
A Boston Transcript overview traces the Red Cross’s rise from Morance Nightingale and Clara Barton to Henri Dunant. It covers the 1864 Geneva Convention, neutrality rules for medical services, and multiple congresses and amendments including the American relief clause.
A Chicago Record item reports a sharp exchange about paying a telephone girl two handsome commissions. The remarks suggest she is promoted as busy, reflecting a tension between publicity and compensation in a corporate setting.
A preacher recounts Nehemiah’s moonlit midnight tour of ruined Jerusalem. He rides among gates, towers, and dragon well, showing sacred longing for the city and urging personal ruins be faced before rebuilding. The tale parallels modern sorrow with steadfast faith and communal effort.
In a Cincinnati Commercial Tribune blurb a wife of Mr. Prowd reports a club meeting that afternoon. A member, Abe, enthusiastically notes the group passed resolutions expressing sympathy for Gubs and condemning the Turks as mean and hateful, paralleling men’s politics.
An advertisementpromises a safe and certain cure for itching eruptions including ringworm and skin conditions. It touts a patent treatment offered by Dr Kies and a trial bottle, with instructions to contact a Philadelphia address for details.
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