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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1899
Page
5
Dr. Tichenor and Patents in a Georgia Town Ad
An 1899 Vienna Georgia publication touts Dr Tichenor's Antiseptic for sores and injuries with testimonials from Cordele and Ceres. It promotes medicines to boost health and energy and markets goods from Jordan Bros and J F Calhoun & Co, including groceries and Xmas wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T
Ceres
Personal notices and visits across Georgia towns
A string of brief society items lists J. J. Cooper visiting Macon on business, Judge Hargrove in Unadilla, Dr. T. Stovall to Macon, Col Watts Powell and Dan Altman to Drayton, Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine promotion, and various local residents traveling to Georg ia cities for business or events. It notes wedding attendance, moves, and return greetings, with several local businesses referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Hargrove
Unadilla
T. Stovall
Macon
Col. Watts Powell
Dan Altman
Drayton
M A Simmons
CT Stovall
Wanted district Office Managers in Illinois
An advertisement seeking several persons for district Office Managers to represent the author in surrounding counties. Offers $600 yearly paid weekly and mentions unusual opportunities. Requires references and a self-addressed stamped envelope. S. A Park, 320 Caxton Building, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A Park
Caxton Building
Chicago
Town Topics Bits From Pinehurst And Nearby
Local notes report Pinehurst baby ill but hoped to recover soon. Col G W Busbee delivered fresh meat and then processed ten hogs, eight hundred sixty pounds net. Matrons Club enjoyed a gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs M E Rushin. Rail authorities upgrade tracks and passenger cars. Rev J M Kelley to preach at Unadilla next Sunday at eleven. Miss Carrie Woodward returns from Sparks with Mrs Woodward. J T Smith renews Progress subscription. Preachers back at their posts joyfully. South Macon District appointments listed. J F Calhoun Co to start shingle mill and showcase fine mules. Misses Irma Swearingen and Marietta Brown plan entertainment with Prof Chas Lane of Atlanta. B Y P U program announced with Miss Mary Woodward and Miss Eula Fenn assisting. Rev J M Kelley to publish dismissal. Simmons Squaw Wine promoted for stomach upset during maternity. Dr C T Stovall endorses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Busbee
M. EF
Rushin
J. M. Kelley
Unadilla
D. V
Baptist Church
Carrie Woodward
John Woodward
Sparks
Woodward
Santa Claus delivers first book shipment for Christmas sales
Christmas is near on December 25 and every home will expect gifts from Santa Claus. The office reports its first book shipment including The Bible, poems by Dante and Byron, Mother Goose, Bunyan, and children’s tales at low prices. Stores will stock toys and fire works as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clause
Dante
Byron
Burns
Bunyon
Around
Red Ridinghood
Death of Mr Ed Altman Noted by Readers
Obituary notes Mr Ed Altman died Monday night at his home near Kerns and was buried Tuesday at Pine Ridge Cemetery with Rev GT Jennings officiating. The notice expresses sympathy for the family. The remaining items include a humorous old professor remark about kissing and stray lines of local chatter about shoes, football and rent concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Altman
Kerns
Pine Ridge Cemetery
GT Jennings
Woman's Love From Bob Ingersoll Rhetoric
The piece cites Bob Ingersoll asserting that woman’s love is constant and enduring. It describes love as the light that shines through darkness and the force behind art, music, and miracles, surpassing power and even death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ingersoll
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.F Calhoun & Co
Ladies Capes
J. F. Calhoun & CO
Vienna
Bismarck
Dr. King
E Jordan & Co
AE Jordan & Co
C T Stovall
J P Powell
Jordan Bros
J A Smith
J. F. Calhoun & Co’s
J. J. Cooper
Samuel Carnes
South Georgia
Pleena Trippe
Emma Collier
John Ike
Powell
R. O. Powell
Coney
Marietta Brown
Durden- Patrick
Montezuma
H. P. Jackson
Rochelle
Rosa Coppedge
Clifford
Annie Whitehead
A. E. Walton
Athens
State Normal School
Calhoun
J ‘I’ Weatbrook
Cordele
Jordan Brothers
JT Westbrook
Siggers
Washington, B.c
D C Lee
Pinehurst
J.T. Smith
Progress Office
the Progress
Irma Swearingen
Prof
Chas, Lane
Atlanta
Tilden A Adkins
Mary Woodward
Eula Fenn
Missie Powell
J M Kelley
Simmons
Atern
JL Westbrook
Cordele, Gu
Alan
Holiday Presents
C. T. Stovall
Georgia
A. E. Jordan
D. L. Henderson
A. E. Jordan &O
Insurance
Stovall
Npmadel
R. Boniske
the Fair
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