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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1899
Page
4
Publication notice states weekly issues published in Vienna Georgia with 2nd class mailing rights. Offers subscription for 1 year prepaid and advertising rates available on request.
The Senate approves a bill establishing the office of Admiral in the Navy with Rear Admiral Dewey widely expected to be named. The piece notes Col. Ray’s immune order to Macon, March 11, and Cuba service since last August, while urging civic charity and local commentary on town life.
The article defines vaccine from Latin roots linked to cowpox and describes vaccination as inserting vaccine matter beneath the skin. It cites Dr. Jenner’s early experiments in transferring material from a milkmaid’s pustule to a healthy child. It notes vaccine production is a large U.S. industry and claims it prevents disease.
Members of Dooly County Camp No 1109 UCV owe ten cent per capita tax promptly to forward to General Headquarters. This ensures representation at the Re-Union in Charleston on May 10 11 12 and 18 1899. Col A R Crum assistant adjutant Vienna Ga.
A reflective piece condemns Filipino treachery after gaining independence with American aid. It uses the farmer and serpent fable to argue that Aguinaldo and his forces must surrender or be captured, with focus on who governs and the need to subdue the rebellion.
A poetic meditation on a clear blue sky and bright sun transforming earth into a bridelike scene. The writer urges charity and decorum, praising nature’s beauty as a call to noble impulses and reverence for God.
A historical notice references a product named Simmons Squaw Wine Tablets claimed to ease confinement and shorten labor, suggesting its use in childbirth. The text frames the item as a trusted remedy shared by a mother’s confidant, raising questions about its medical legitimacy and safety.
The Georgia court denies a motion for new trial in Stovall V8 The State before Judge Littlejohn of Dooly Superior Court. It upholds the voluntary manslaughter verdict, rejects improper evidence claims, and affirms the judgment with all justices concurring.
An account praises Mount Vernon area farmers for clearing land, draining fields, and building fences as signs of industry and thrift. It notes wood and rails salvaged from fields may pay for land, while calling for continued improvements, fence repair, and manure hauling. The piece reflects on character shown by work and conduct.
A letter argues roads are in poor shape and urges adoption of a new road law. The writer proposes a General Superintendent, district superintendents, and commutation tax or labor to fund road work, including use of convicts and machinery, with aim of long term improvements and lower per capita costs.
A vintage ad promises a cure for alcoholism addressed to relatives of the afflicted. It offers details upon sending a 2c stamped reply and directs readers to Dr. W. H. Saunders & Co. in Chicago Illinois.
R Kevram, Clerk and Treasurer, calls on professionals and merchants to obtain their 1899 license at once. The notice urges prompt action to secure required permits for the year.
The column praises hotels in Vienna Cordele and Unadilla with managers J W Robarte J P Waters T H Dohigson and Mrs Pierce plus hints at restaurant and market details. It also promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for skin ailments and warns against imitations.
The Mathews Coupling Co of Barnesville GA promotes a device to fasten a shaft or pole to a bogey axle. It claims to be the best and most convenient solution.
The Vienna Progress reports The Weekly Constitution of Atlanta hosting a missing word contest with prizes totaling up to 10 percent of subscriptions. Past contests paid thousands in cash, including a $1,088.50 prize to Mr. M. L. Brittain. results due April 1, 1899. Subscribers can enter word guesses with orders for Constitution goods.
A single car of No 2 Shing les has arrived priced at 1.00 per M DB Thompson reports.
George W. Wooten announces a new law office on Cotton Street near the New Court House. He will practice in all the courts of the state and in the superior courts at Macon and Savannah. Dated August 18, 1894.
Vienna Ga offers 24 hour response for orders and inquiries. Telephone access at residence and office with prompt attention to all calls. Office located over J F Calhoun & Co store for convenient orders.
Special attention given to obstetrics and diseases peculiar to women. Office over J J Coopers store with 24 hour call coverage. Office telephone 18. Residence telephone 25.
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