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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
2
A Detroit Journal excerpt notes a mother marking her son Clifford’s impending seventh birthday and jokes about German authorities suggesting boys echoing a rebellious resolve. She wonders if he would instead burst into tears and provoke neighbors with a drastic, costly pledge to be good.
Georgia reports expanding medical licensure for eclectic and allopathic candidates with 82 competing at Atlanta exams while 70 apply to the allopathic board in the capitol. Court action tests a new $200 packing plant tax and related state finance issues.
A large plant of the American Radiator Company in Detroit Michigan was almost completely destroyed by a fire Friday night. The loss is about 130000 dollars.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Chicago Record piece and a tongue in cheek line about intelligence, neckties, and poetry. It also mentions time reckoning from 1901 and ends with an advertisement fragment for Hostetter's Stomach Jitters and Crab Orchard Water to relieve headaches.
A dialogue excerpt shows a character pleading for gentler praise while another questions why such affection is given to her, noting many other girls more beautiful and worthy. The fragment captures flirtation and social dynamics in a clipped newspaper snippet.
A fragment shows a dialogue about responding to a burglar in the house. Nags imagines screaming a phrase to scare him off while Brookyln, Hagle participates in the exchange. The readable text hints at a home invasion scenario but lacks clear action or outcome.
Agricultural department rebuts a newspaper tale on skunk profits. Prime black skins last season averaged $1.50 while white skins went as low as twenty cents. With much white and southern skins, value left no margin after raising costs, showing skunk culture is not a great money maker.
A humorous exchange after a proposal appears in the Ohio State Journal. She asks about engagement length and he replies that a long or short engagement depends on her ability to cook. He says a short engagement if she can cook, otherwise a longer one to learn.
A reader shares a testimonial about persistent womb inflammation and painful symptoms. After consulting physicians with little relief, she follows Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound guidance and reports complete recovery, praising the treatment and urging others with similar suffering to try it.
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