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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
3
An assortment of 1920s era observations covers women’s roles in factory work, fashion, marriage, and public life. It notes 1,000,000 married women in U S factories, references a Chicago dress convention, and questions happiness and fulfillment for women while touching on political mentions of Parker Hearst and party delegates.
A garbled notice lists district tax apportionment dates and places including Unadilla Pinehurst Kindlay Cordele Emerich Snow Oak Grove Midway Dakota Sibley Wenona Vienna and others. It urges taxpayers to review deeds before coming and to specify portions of their land they own for tax assessment.
Fragmentary text indicates an idea of hospitality spending and aid but the readable sections are garbled and inconclusive about names, places, or concrete actions. The passage suggests advice on managing hospitality costs and potential extensions of aid but lacks verifiable details.
TheGS & Fo railway posts round trip and through special rates from Vienna for season and coach fares to various fairs and events. Season tickets 225.45. sixty days 20.49. ten days 17.36. coach rates exclude sleepers. Special party fare 85 adults plus 1.25. Several events listed with specific date ranges including Peabody Nashville Tuscaloosa Athens Knoxville and more.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Carlisle’s Liver Pills as a superior remedy. It claims they cleanse the liver, relieve sluggish digestion and headaches, and suit Southern climates. The directions prescribe a full dose at bedtime and an additional pill for bilious fevers, with the name Dr R M Carlisle on the package.
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