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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
5
The Ottawa Herald notes a striking letter found on the streets, describing a girl’s formal break with a boy she had been seeing. She states she will focus on school work and requests no further visits, while proposing they remain friends and wishing him well.
George W. Driver of Washington circulated sheets showing four one dollar notes as a holiday advertisement. The treasurer of the United States forbade further uncut issues, after Driver’s claim to give customers "new four dollar notes" during the holidays drew many requests.
In Melrose Park a Chicago suburb a new club known as the Pig club gathers weekly meetings led by Ferdinand Dunnebecke president of the Melrose Park Savings Bank. Members ban meat other than pork during sessions and between times.
A playful note from the Philadelphia Press calls a skilled golfer fluent. A Brooklyn Eagle notice hints at two friends marrying two sisters and editor marks it as Putting Two and Two Together. The Chicago Post quips about a cabbage head and rising vegetable prices.
A vivid poem from the Somerville Journal extols a woman’s dimple as it plays hide and seek on her cheek. The speaker admires its expressive flashes when she talks or smiles, noting the thrill it gives with every motion and how it seems to speak.
A compact listing from Big Creek Poultry Farm notes six milch cows with young calves, four mules, one Kentucky saddle horse with harness, three horses, and a 15 horsepower Skinner engine, indicating a rural inventory or sale listing.
A brief advertisement asserts the wire fence is the most durable in the world and the cheapest. It instructs readers to write to H. R. Teel in Richwood, Georgia and to mention this paper when inquiring.
A humorous ad endorses Rushin's Farm Implements Guano Firefy Insurance and more. The speaker praises the offerings as bed rock value and notes consistent satisfaction, claiming Rushin provides top quality at low prices and that the buyer will keep returning.
A 1901 newspaper fragment advertises a free trial asthma cure from DRY ARTRUS MEDICINE in New York. It claims rapid symptom relief and invites readers to request a trial bottle by mail, noting availability through druggists and a return address at 79 East 130th Street, New York City.
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