05 Aug 1897
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1897
Page
1
The passage urges using Scott's Emulsion all summer to heal the throat cure the cough and strengthen the body. It notes warm weather favors recovery and warns weakness in the chest and thinness can worsen health. Emulsion is sold by druggists at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
A reflective piece urging self mastery through service. It contrasts humble acts that uplift others with solitary ambition, argues that quiet, persistent effort outlasts bold ascent, and urges broad, hopeful view despite present ills. It explores influence, mortality, and personal legacy through several voices.
Seab Fenn of Arabi died Tuesday night after a brief illness following an attack of bilious fever while en route to Vienna with his cousin J M Hunt. He had been sick in Vienna from Saturday to Monday and returned home, where his condition worsened until death. He was a Baptist church member and well regarded. the notice closes with a local medical remedy advertisement.
At a National Education Association meeting, opponents failed to abolish baby talk arguing it preserves parental affection. The piece mocks the idea of using grown up language with infants and laments losing tender phrases from mothers. Remains mention Chamberlain's Colic remedy sold by Dr. C. T. Stovall in Vienna, Ga.
A navy lieutenant commander recalls a childhood letter to his mother who called him my dear boy. He laments growing into a worldless man and reflects on the lasting, unselfish love a mother bears for her child. The mother’s words, praising his innocence, remain his highest memory.
Unadilla beat Eastman 14 to 3 as Stovall struck out 17 for Unadilla in a game played Wednesday the 28th. Batteries were Stovall and Busbee for Unadilla and Wynne and Montgomery for Eastman. Eastman claimed they play home men and ball, but Unadilla proved stronger after the second inning.
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