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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1898
Page
4
A Macon County Citizen editorial reflects on Gen Joe Wheeler as a potential presidential candidate and critiques William Jennings Bryan. It notes Congressmen Lester urging $50 million for the Philippines, a Tennessee editor’s sharp rebuke over a Thanksgiving turkey insult, and a comment on cigarette use leading to burglary, concluding with a proverb about one rotten apple spoiling a barrel.
The Florida Times Union and Citizen argues that few monarchs could reverse a nation’s policy as completely as the President has done, noting that Cash was merely the first citizen of a republic. It frames McKinley as a passive business figure while describing the President as a dictator to crowned heads and historic nations.
The partnership formerly known as PG McDonald & Co is dissolved by mutual consent J B McDonald retires P G McDonald assumes all liabilities and will collect all debts The retiree thanks friends and customers and asks continued favors for the successor John B McDonald December Lithograph 1888
Col R L Berner, famed as the heavy weight of the Political Third, plans a pre departure order from Savannah. He will convene his fair suitors in Atlanta during his Cuba trip to select which woman earns his pension should harm come to him, with Ex Gov William Y Atkinson named as umpire in this saber rattle of romance.
A long standing external method assists expectant mothers during delivery by relieving discomfort and distractions. It is emphasized that internal medicines are ineffective and may cause harm, urging reliance on external preparation for safer birth outcomes.
Free books containing valuable information for women are sent to any address upon application by the interested reader. The notice urges women to request the reading material and emphasizes broad availability without cost or obligation.
The Americas Times-Recorder notes the letter M features heavily in wartime events. It lists Maine mine McKinley Madrid Manzanillo Marines Monte rey and many more including measles and mud as recent camp hardships.
When you ask for De Witts Witch Hazel Salve dont accept a counterfeit or imitation. There are more cases of Piles being cured by this than all others combined, Dr. C T Sovall. It is easier for some girls to win admirers than it is to capture a husband.
A short health ad warns households of croup danger and promotes keeping One Minute Cough Cure on hand for emergencies. Dr. C T Stovall endorses the remedy as a safe, certain cure.
A satirical protest piece mocks economic woes under McKinley, praising "Billy" and his "Fatty" allies while lampooning taxes and cost of living. It urges rallying to Washington in 1900 and lampoons revenue collectors and prosperity narratives with pointed irony.
The profit of preaching in the United States yields salaries from about 1,000 dollars yearly for many ministers to 6,000 to 10,000 in Philadelphia and higher in New York. Notable levels include Dr. Harper at 20,000 plus university stipend, Dr. Hall, Dr. Talmage, and others. Wealthy churches are generous but spirit of liberal giving matters more than sheer wealth.
A fragment describes Cuban Relief as a remedy promising rapid relief for stomach and summer complaints. It mentions a 25 cent price and sale by Dr O T Stovall, with a skeptical note about expertise and convincing friends.
A brief classified item noting a second-hand Charter Oak Range copper reservoir offered for sale by Mr Rushin. The note provides minimal details and lacks a location or price.
An advertisement from Dr W H Saunders Co of Chicago offers a treatment for drunkenness. It promises a discreet option for afflicted individuals and invites readers to send for details with a stamped reply. The notice targets worried relatives and emphasizes confidentiality.
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure by Dr OT Stovall as a remedy for coughs colds bronchitis pneumonia grippe and throat and lung diseases. It urges children to ask for it arguing it overcomes evil with good.
An advertisement extols De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a universal remedy for sores burns and wounds and claims it never fails to cure piles. It features Dr CT Stovall's endorsement and a cynical bachelor’s quip about a woman being an agreeable blunder of nature.
A dubious advertisement offers a “New Method” for male weakness and nervous trouble, promising $0.00 payment for cases cured and free book. It claims privacy and home usage, urging readers to write for a symptom blank and booklet, with promises from a Chicago firm.
A cryptic line about the devil loosening its grip stirs chatter as residents debate its meaning and origin. The remark, attributed to local figures with varied loyalties, echoes through cafes and meeting rooms, prompting speculation about unseen dangers and moral stakes.
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by the New Great Sooutt American Carr. It quickly eases bladder and back pain and relieves water retention. Suitable for men and women. Sold by Dr C T Stovall, Druggist, Vienna Ga.
Ruth Ashmore extols tepid baths and interior health care, urging moderation in creams and pastries while stressing overall wellness. A naval note praises cordite smokeless powder over smoky substitutes, citing the New Orleans ship’s superior firing speed, accuracy, and reduced smoke as a sign of progress.
A rough sergeant joke recounts a Missouri teamster who challenged a hostler at General Sherman’s headquarters. The raw recruit learns the army’s habit of blaming others, while an Indiana farmer tries to steer a balky mule as oaths fly and old prayers rise above the mud. The tale ends with a loud moral plea that the animal move or face consequences.
Canon McColl relates a Fortnightly Review anecdote about William Gladstone defusing a fierce opponent. Sir John Pope Hennessy, a chemistry critic, is shown in debate over a French treaty where Gladstonesees through the error, then reassures him by noting the emperor of France shared the same flaw.
Notes from Notes and Queries recount social life of Lord Hervey and family. Letters discuss sisters visiting, whist games past 11 at night, gambling tendencies of a son, and social diversions in Bath and London. References include Mrs Hervey in 1697, Lord Hervey in 1717, Lady Pristol in 1728, and mentions of Bishop Neyell, Lindsey’s, and Lady Torrington.
The sagacity of the fox is remarkable. It is told that fleas torment him until the pain forces a moss mouthful. He backs into a stream letting only his mouth stay afloat. Fleas cling to the moss, then he releases it and returns to shore free of torment.
The editor battles ongoing hostilities as enemies attack anonymously or signed pieces. Critics accuse cowardice when unlisted, and mock vanity when he prints under his own name, reflecting a turbulent press climate.
Geo W Wooten announces new law office on Cotton Street near the New Court House in Vienna. He will practice in all state courts and in the federal courts at Macon and Savannah as of March 18, 1894.
D A R Crum regularly practices in Macon and Southwestern circuits and in Oconee, Southern and Brunswick circuits. He appears in State Supreme Court, United States Circuit and District Courts and Court of Appeals. He will also practice in United States Bankruptcy courts.
Dr W S Howell physician and surgeon offers prompt day and night service. Telephone for residence and office. Office over J F Calhoun and Co store. All orders left with them will be promptly attended to.
Dr Bivins provides obstetric and women’s diseases care with 24 hour responsiveness. Office above J J Coopers. office phone 18. Residence phone 25.
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