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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
9
A Brookyln Lite snippet captures a mother denying more jam to Tommie with a promise of reward later. The child asks if the jam will keep long, reflecting everyday domestic dialogue.
A promotional piece extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion constipation and general weakness. It claims the tonic strengthens the stomach purifies the blood tones nerves and stimulates kidneys while serving as an appetizer. Use it to get well and stay well.
A fragmentary quote from the Chicago Record notes the irony of staying in bed while others mock the person for rising, reflecting public perception and personal mood in a brief print snippet.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat report quotes an Illinois Central Limited robber incident and a railroad veteran proposing a defensive program. He urges engine cab emergency alerts, extinguished lights, armed sleepers, and sawed off shotguns, arguing a structured response could deter bandits.
Article notes Walden Fawcett’s piece on the White House gardens, detailing fall and spring plantings. It describes bulbs planted in October and November, spring beds from March to May, and summer displays through May, with thousands of bulbs and plants, fifty five beds around the Executive Mansion, and winter protection against rainfall.
A sequence of aphorisms on discretion perseverance purpose and virtue. It contrasts industrious wisdom with lazy folly and stresses restraint sobriety and moral foundations. It notes that true courtesy rests on morals and warns against judging others by wit or honesty alone.
An Observer notes how modern households rival country houses in luxury and domestic arrangements. The article describes lavish bedrooms, a private set of recreation rooms with music, library, and billiard facilities, and frequent dances as households strive for peace and comfort.
A British Duke at the Paris Exposition admired a painting in the UK section. An official urged the name of the work, but the Duke showed no interest, content to admire. The catalogue later revealed it was his own Chatsworth painting.
A marginal health ad promises OssoineTs pills cure headaches cancer and digestive issues with little pain. It claims a 10 cent starter cost and warns against imitations. The column uses odd spellings and archaic phrasing typical of early 20th century classifieds.
A speaker recalls an insult from Ife and a harsh rebuttal by another, then debates admiration and restraint. The passage notes caution about drinking water and ends with a remark praising Adams' Pepsin Tutti Frutti as a good substitute.
A humorous fragment contrasts contentment with worry as Puck jokes about medicine. The Most Prescription for chills and fever is a bottle of Grova's Tastainsa Chill Tonto, described as iron and quinine in tonic form. It claims no cure and no pay, priced at 500, with remarks on slang in national discourse.
In a workaday world few women escape constant exertion. Mrs. Pinkham appeals to mothers of large families for free advice from Lynn Mass. She offers relief from weariness and menstrual suffering. A testimonial from Mrs Belleville Ludington Mich says Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound let her regain strength to care for eight in her family.
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