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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1900
Page
2
In Topeka Judge Foot criticized how lawyers would draft a transfer of fruit, imagining a deed that conveys all interest in an orange and its rind juice pulp pits with broad powers to bite or give away the fruit, exposing how formal language can misstate simple gifts.
A local appeal argues men should drop coats in hot weather to match women’s lighter dress. The piece notes decorum dictates coats on men in company, urges shedding outerwear for summer, and ends with a cash sale pitch from Jas A Williams of Pinehurst Georgia.
S W Blucher, an Iowa farmer now in Colorado for health, shares a snake bite cure. He claims many bites healed by a poultice of egg yolk mixed with sufficient gall, applied thickly and bandaged tightly until the mixture darkens with poison, then removed.
A farmer column argues the round bale press will dominate baling, with price and trust concerns shaping choice. It notes jute bagging history, alleged monopolies by standards, oil price tricks, and the need for merit over rhetoric as farmers favor the higher paying round bale.
In Memoriam notices his birth in July 1814 and death on May 19 1900. Millwood Lodge No 198 F and A M expresses respect, sorrow, and sympathy for his roles as husband father friend and citizen. The memorial pleads faith in God and requests transmission of the memorial to his bereaved family as further regard and solace.
Property listing from Macon Georgia. Advertises sale of a lot in front of a Baptist church and all other property in Vienna. Includes a contact name WH Wipers in Macon for correspondence.
A Jasper News note recounts A N Shepard boring a well near Bob Buckles when a gust of wind blew up from a fifty foot depth. The air has continued to vent from the well for days, strong enough to lift a whistle and burst a ten pound paper bag. The source remains undiscovered.
The notice states that certain terms and usages were previously prescribed by the county board of education. It indicates adherence to established guidelines and authority conferred by the county education board.
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