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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1894

Page

6

Superstitions About Fire Across Cultures

A study of fire beliefs notes diverse customs from Germany and Devonshire where blue flames foretell death, to Welsh coal miners burning hats for sons. Sicilians warn a man born on St. Pauls Day faces danger, Russians relocate hearth fire, and Greeks require the loaner to witness the blaze to protect the borrower’s home.

Devonshire Wales Cornwall St. Paul’s Day St. Louis Republic Greece

Diamond Legend and Dutch Trek to a Rare Gem

A Dutch farmer, Van Niekerk, tracked a rumored enormous diamond to a Kaffir village medicine man. After negotiations and the exchange of almost everything, he left with the flawless white diamond valued at £25,000. The gem now belongs to the Countess of Dudley, said to be the foundation stone of the diamond industry.

van Niekerk Kaffir Countess of Dudley Exchange

Wealthy suitor meets sarcasm and tonic ads in stacked dialogue

A rapid chat features Jane and Frou-Frou debating a gifted old millionaire and lacking mittens, followed by a parade of patent remedies. Advertisements tout Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root and Hall’s Catarrh Cure promising cures for digestion deafness and eye health.

Hall J. Conarry & Co Toledo

The City of Blood at Cawnpur India Massacre

Reverend Talmage recounts the 1857 Cawnpur massacre led by Nana Sahib. He describes the siege, the entrenchment, the massacre of Christians, the well where bodies were cast, and the memorials and executions that followed. The tale contrasts Hindu Muslim cruelty with Christian endurance and faith.

Cawnpur India City of Blood Joseph Lee Shropshire Regiment of Foot 1857 Mr. Lee Nana Sahib Europe America England Ifr Lea Funis Canappur General Wheeler Cawnour Mr. Lea Wheeler Delhi Poonah Sattara Hell Lee Plassy Lord Clive Jacobee Nana Schib Granges Allahabad Ganges Ned Whealer Canaopur Donis Nana Sahit Mohamms Dan Darling Mamma Isabella Blair Tien Nana Sahib Havelock Gol Summer House Neill Cawnpar Ayer Taj Mahal Herod Nana Babib Imatayan

Muted India Mutiny Reflections and calls for policy change

A speaker recounts brutal carnage of 1756 and 1857 mutinies in India praising harsh measures, warns of future uprisings, targets British rule and native administration, and urges evangelical missions and religious triumph through Christianity. The rhetoric urges taking preventive action and condemns leniency toward natives.

Washington Notes on Government and Legislation

From the capital comes word that Secretary Gresham's letter to the Senate concerns American outlays and the Hurst gun test ends in failure with no further experiments planned. House and Senate actions span pension bills, tax appropriations, and potential currency reform as Cleveland era appointments unfold.

Senate Gresham Representative Sickels New York House Mary Palmer Banks Nathaniel P. Banks Treasury Lega Civil Service Proctor Cleveland Carlisle Montgomery Kentucky Springer Banking and Currency Committee

Seeley Captured in Chicago Bank Forgery Case

Chicago police have Samuel C. Seeley, the National Shoe and Leather Bank defaulter accused in New York of forgery and stealing 354000 dollars. He is held in Chicago under the alias Frank J. Dale, denying identity though his appearance and papers strongly confirm him.

Chicago Shoe and Samuel C. Seeley New York National Shoe and Leather Bank Frank J. Dale Seeley

Exposition at Atlanta 1895 Great Southern Display

The New York Times describes the Cotton States and International Exposition planned for Atlanta from September 18 to December 3 1895. It will feature twelve exhibition buildings a midways and exhibits from the South and foreign nations with federal and state support and a focus on trade relations with Pan American countries.

Gatea Midway Plaisance New York Times Atlanta Times Chicago Ith South United States Gulf of Mexico Mexico Central South America Weather Bureau Navy Department Diaz Venezuela Colombia Guatemala Nicaragua Liberia Gaba Congo Frese Bolivia Paraguay Uruguay Salvador Costa Rica Ecuador Chile Peru Argentine Republic Brazil San Francisco Georgia Piedmont Park Grant Wilkins Wilkins Shermian Hool Sherman Ee Wilkins MacMonnies

MISSING LINKS

The Campania and Lucania consume 600 tons of coal daily when driven to utmost speed. This equals about 900 pounds per minute or twenty five tons per hour.

Campania Lucania

Widow Denied Pension Over Date Discrepancy

A German officer’s widow seeks pension at the pension office but is refused for a certificate dated December 21. Officials insist she must prove she was alive on December 15, noting the six day gap makes the later certificate unusable. The exchange illustrates strict interpretation of eligibility dates.

Real Thing in New Mexico and Arizona Meatshops

A visitor notes dressed sheep carcasses in New Mexico and Arizona carry a wool tuft to show mutton not goat flesh. Goats are common among Mexican ranchers used for food for poorer natives. roast kid with chile pepper sauce is a favored dish among Americans and Spanish Americans.

New Mexico Arizona Pihhiladelpina Recora

Digestive Ailments Treated With Dr Pierce Remedies

The article extols Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to ease biliousness constipation and stomach sloth after heavy meals. It claims the Golden Medical Discovery purifies and enriches blood improving nerves and digestion, touting gentle action and nationwide availability at drug stores.

Dr Pierce Dr. Pierce Goldett Pierce

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