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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1904
Page
3
A vainglorious man imagines universal admiration and moral authority at public meetings. He boasts of superiority, hogs attention, and disrupts others, until a rowdy crowd confronts him during a street fight, teaching that fools and children tell the truth.
A collage of wry aphorisms and rustic quips on love, marriage, money, and gardening. It blends ironic musings about engagement, self made men, youthful folly, and the stubborn toil of growing a garden with snippets of dialogue and moral reflections. The tone echoes a period humor page with fragmented verse and reminiscent social commentary.
D Smith offers a sale of household and kitchen furniture plus a new drop head Singer sewing machine. Item appears to be a personal notice with contact by D Smith.
The notice lists tax receiver rounds by town and date from May to May with locations such as Unadilla Pinehurst Findlay and Cordele. It asks landowners to bring deeds and identify the number and part of the property they own and to close books by May 31, signed by H O Brown R D C Ge.
Carlsrise erhune Herrick explains that true hospitality costs nothing from guests. The guide emphasizes personal skill in receiving and extending welcome, not large spending or money, suggesting guests will be well served by thoughtful, frugal hosting.
The railway announces special coach fares for group travel to dozens of summer events across Tennessee Alabama Georgia and beyond. One adult fare plus 26 cents to select stops, with a single coach for parties of 85 or more, dates spanning May to August including Peabody Normal Nashville and Southern Baptist Convention Nashville.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr. Carlisle’s Liver Pills as the best remedy for malarial poison and liver complaints in the South. It promises rapid relief from indigestion, bilious spells, and related symptoms with a nightly dosage and occasional laxatives. The piece emphasizes universal medical approval and urges careful bedtime administration.
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