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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1893

Page

4

Trademark Case Ends in Dismissal of Chattanooga Medicine Co Claim

A U S Circuit Court in Atlanta dismissed the suit to enjoin Chattanooga Medicine Co from using M A Thedford or M A Thedford Co in connection with Liver Medicine or Black Draught. An appealed Rome Company imitation case will go to the U S Appellate Court in North Carolina in a few months. The Times praises Chattanooga’s long history and large operations, including McElree’s Wine of Cardui and a 10,000,000 copy Ladies Birthday Almanac, noting extensive sales and hiring practices.

Southern Medicine Company Chattanooga Medicine Co M. A. Thedford M. A. Thedford & Co Newman U. S Atlanta Rome Company U. S. Apellate Court N. C Chattanooga Daily Times Chattanooga Medicine Company Ohio River Union McElree United States Times

Facts and Fancies Across Nations and Professions

A compact survey of global society notes 670 000 Freemasons and 650 000 Odd Fellows in the United States, Welsh village choirs with 60 to 100 voices, a Turkish harem rule by the sovereign's mother, mounting farm mechanization boosting one man to feed a thousand, Standard Oil confronted by competition in multiple regions, and Elizabeth Banks revealing domestic service life in a forthcoming London daily series titled In Caps and Aprons.

United States Wales Turkey Northwest Standard Oil Company Mediterranean India China Java Japan Elizabeth Banks Peru London

Rolled Bread Method For Oysters Or Suppers

Instructions describe trimming crusts from fresh bread, spreading butter on one end, slicing thin, rolling slices buttered side inward, wrapping on a napkin, pinning and chilling for hours. Suggests rolled bread as a fine accompaniment to raw oysters or at a supper or luncheon.

Buffalo News

A Fortunate Boy in School Prizes

A dialogue from Street & Smith's Good News about Sammy Smart winning all prizes in class. The boy suggests his father helps with arithmetic while another son questions the father’s knowledge.

Papsa Sammy Smart Street & Smith’s

Johnny's Soap and Stomach Bitters Ad Summary

An early 20th century style advertisement touts Brown's Iron Bitters and Ho tetter's Stomach Bitters as remedies for stomach disorders, liver trouble, anemia, and debility. It markets tonics for dyspepsia, rheumatic pain, asthma, coughs, and colds, praising consistent use and health benefits with claims of revitalized blood and muscle strength.

Queen Queen Ellen Quinn of Queen's Peak Frontier School

Ellen Quinn, an Irish Cherokee in Montague County Texas, built and ran the first frontier school at Queen's Peak. She defended her students against Comanches with rifle and six shooter, dying to save women and children, and the Peak was later named in her honor. A later note records a Kentucky baby named Grover Cleveland Cook, born to Mrs Cook at age 68.

Bowie Texas St. Louis Globe-Democrat Ellen Quinn North Carolina Carolina Mountains Montague County Queen's Peak Quinn Oder Atores Quinn's Peak Queen's Peake West Clear Creek Canon Clear Creek Kentucky Register Richmond William Cook Grover Cleveland Cook

National Capital Notes on Tax Proposals and Tariff Bill

In Washington the Attorney General rules that certain notes issued during the currency famine are not taxable under the bank circulation law. Sugar interests push to modify or defeat the Wilson bill bounty phase while Congress debates the tariff reform. Cleveland names John R. Proctor as civil service commissioner.

Olney Senate House Cleveland John R. Proctor Kentucky Civil Service Proctor Smith Congress Roosevelt Lyman Washington Subcommittee On Agriculture New Orleans Memphis Ways and Means Bissell Post Office Department Wanamaker Bryan Nebraska Prairie States

Lehigh Collieries resume operations between Shamokin and Quakley

Four more Lehigh area collieries between Shamokin and Quakley Pa resume operations while other national items include ex State Senator John J Kiernan's death on Wall Street and a Milan to Venice train collision with many casualties. The year also notes a miners strike at Winthrop mine Ishpeming Michigan and a large fire at Shields restaurant Oil City Pennsylvania causing estimated losses.

Lehigh Shamokin Quakley New York John J. Kiernan Kiernan Miernan Wall Street Milan Italy Venice Winthrop Ishpeming Mich Shields Oil City Sycamore Street Warren Foundry and Machine Company Philllipsburg N. J

Named and Wool Bill Covers Customs and Admin Features

The bill focuses on named customs and administrative provisions. It leaves international revenue issues in abeyance, with no changes to cross border tax arrangements or revenue sharing outside the domestic framework.

Five Dead in Indiana Family Tragedy as Husband Kills Family

In a country home near Sycamore Indiana Clinton Jordan aged twenty shoots and kills his wife Cora Foster seven, her father Joshua Foster, another son-in-law William Powell, and Mrs Foster before taking his own life. The bloodbath ends with Jordan dead across his wife as his clothing burns.

Sycamore Indiana Clinton Jordan Joshua Foster Jordan Foster Cora Foster William Powell

Powderly Resigns Amid General Assembly Debate

A Philadelphia special reports the Knights of Labor delegates tacitly expect the resignation of Mr Powderly tendered Saturday to be nearly unanimously accepted at the general assembly on Sunday.

Powderly Philadelphia General Assembly Knights of Labor

Southern News Items and Briefly Noted Progress

A yellow fever case is reported in Brunswick with four under treatment and warmer weather noted. Raleigh reports Lobdel & Co plans iron furnace and car wheel manufacture with NC Car Co. at Egypt and Raleigh. The Columbia circuit court handles about forty liquor cases. Jasper Ala sees its greatest fire. A wreck near Montogmery Ala injures seven. Tennessee Coal Iron and Railway raises pig iron prices. American and London buyers involved. Receivers named for Mary Lee Coal and Railway in Jefferson county. Germany Safety Vault assets $74,347 liabilities $225,000. Gold excitement grows near Helen Blazes Texas with veins three miles long. Judge Ellis rules in Crescent City Athletic Club suit over Fitzsimmons purse. Savannah rail directors elected. earnings and dividend reported. Nashville chancery suit targets Buchanan, House, Allen and bondsmen. U S Navy reports Columbia speed at 22.8 knots nets $350,000 premium. Spreckles Wooley sue Hawaiian Sugar for $1.6 million over misused funds.

Brunswick Raleigh, N. C Lobdel & Co Wilmington Del Egypt Raleigh North Carolina Car Company United States Circuit Court Columbia S. C Jasper Ala Western Railway of Alabama Cliett’s Station Montgomery Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway Company Birmingham J. M. Montgomery J. B. Scott Mary Lee Coal and Railway Company Jefferson County Henle Helen Blazes el Paso Texas New Orleans Crescent City Athletic Club Bob Fitzsimmons Jim Hall Fitzsimmons The Savannah, Florida and Western Railroad Savannah H. B. Plant R. G. Erwin H. S. Haines M. J. Joseph B. F. Newcomer H. M. Flagler J. H. Estill H. 8. Haines R. B. Smith J. Moultrie Lee R. G. Fleming Chancery Court Nashville Tenn N. W. Pickle John P. Buchanan M. F. House J. W. Allen House and Allen General Assembly Petron

Royal Baking Powder and cold weather health tips

The piece advertises Royal Baking Powder as essential for light cakes and breads, then shifts to health guidance for cold weather. It warns against cold exposure, advocates nose breathing in cold air, cautions after exercise, and urges regular bathing to prevent congestion and illness. It concludes with avoiding cold feet and avoiding standing on ice or snow.

Meandering Dreams vs Farm Reality in Old Columns

Excerpts reveal a college journalist facing dismissal after trimming dispatches and a city girl’s farm dream clashing with hard labor. The farm piece notes the gap between dream and daily life, including missed support and practical chores.

Zexras

Unconventional Judges and Fatherly Dime Novel Tales

Anecdotes recount a judge halting summing up to ask about a fat man pressing on two young women in the gallery. Another scene has the judge exhausted by a witness’s profanity claiming things are as sure as God made apples. A father reacts to a dime novel prompt by praising a blinding incident with pepper to his son Johnny, who explains the idea came from the same dime novel.

Sheriff Foreman Johnny

Not Much Time to Lose

Dialogue excerpt shows a child urging a parent to hurry for a plans moment with a wife awaiting earlier. The scene centers on domestic timing and a playful exchange about dressing quickly.

Syrup of Firsst Claims Permanent Constipation Cure

Olden sources tout Syrup of Firss as a permanent cure for habitual constipation, insisting common laxatives only offer temporary relief and may harm the body. Brown's Bitters are promoted as strengthening, reviving vitality, and safe for adults and youths alike, urging workers to avoid strikes by recognizing danger.

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