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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1897

Page

7

A King Eating Grass Sermon on Babylon and Humility

Rev Dr Talmagr preaches on Nebuchadnezzar’s humbling vision from Daniel, warning against pride and the desecration of sacred things. He cites Babylon’s fall, spiritual virtues, the Sabbath, and divine providence, urging humility, faith, and good will among believers amid trials. An epidemic of grip in Fulton leads to church service suspensions.

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Curious Faults And Oddities From Global Notes

A jumble of brief items reports curious faults and feats including a deaf mute’s confession after five years, global tree taxes on date palms, a large encyclopedia claimed in Buddhist lands, the first whaleback on the Pacific coast being rebuilt in Oakland, an undertaker in Topeka demanding driving rights through rooms, Maine life saved by a boatman’s use of a rope, a Troy comic where a son’s penalty is set by his father, naval carrier training displays at Portsmouth, a sea offer valuable skin, a Sioux Falls inmate regaining near sight, Newport Tree transfer to the Historical Society dating to 1766, a Portland pastor sermon by borrowed equipment, a Hagerstown bank clerks skull injury from a falling bureau, and a German court ruling that electricity cannot be stolen as movable property.

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Mighty Adirondack flume to strip Old Whiteface spruce

A large scale wood pulp operation in Ausable Forks plans a slide flume two and a half miles long from Old Whiteface in the Adirondacks. Workers divert Whiteface Brook to power a timber flume hundreds of feet above the Ausable River, risking the peak’s scenery as spruce timber is moved rapidly toward Wilmington Notch.

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The Mad King Otho Governs in Secluded Baysria

The Mad King Otho of Baysria grows more erratic and fortifies Fuerstenried with a second ring of posts to guard him. He occasionally travels with a strong guard, though few glimpse him. He remains in good health and ravenously eats. He dines alone but sometimes erupts, sweeping sweets from the table.

Otho Baysria Fuerstenried Menis Hia Sutt

Sulfur Mining Noted From Mexican Volcano Craters

Great quantities of sulfur are mined in the craters of several extinct volcanoes in Mexico. The source notes substantial extraction activity and potential regional impact on local industries and supplies.

Mexico

Electricity Stimulates Plant Growth at Cornell College

New York Herald reports experiments at Cornell College over five years showing electricity can accelerate plant growth. Plants exposed to arc light and nighttime illumination grew faster, with spinach, radishes, and lettuce maturing in about half the usual time. Proximity to lamps affected some species differently, while some plants wilted or failed to thrive under electric treatment.

Cornell College Lad Jong Horn Cornell

Horseless Carriage With Five Horsepower Motor Impresses Michigan Inventor

A Detroit Journal note describes a Michigan inventor’s noiseless, safe horseless carriage driven by a five horsepower gasoline motor. Steering from a left-side lavers and a right-side control lever allows speeds up to eighteen miles per hour with simple joints and balloon tires. An English rival two seat phaeton with rubber tires and folding seat is also mentioned.

Michigan Aod Slinpli

No-To-Bac Cure Promoted Amid Catarrh Claims

An advertisement touts No-To-Bac for fifty cents claiming over 400000 cured and warns against mercury containing ointments and hazardous nostrums. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, asserting internal action and genuine preparation by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio with testimonials and price per bottle.

Poplin F. J. Chone, Co Ledo, O Hall Toledo F. J. Cheney & Co

Fragmented Exchange Reveals Confusion Over Insurgents

A garbled dialogue shows Tam and Emily discussing battles and insurgents with Weyler's army noted. The overheard chatter shifts to Emily's aunt’s death and a light dress, highlighting domestic preoccupations amid wartime talk.

Tam Iba Yoa Tsaw Weyler Detroit Eye Emily Flisg

Doctor and widow dispute over payments for comfort

A Cleveland Leader tale depicts a doctor offering a 20 percent cash cut for care while the widow objects to any charge unless relief is provided. The exchange shows tension over costs and claimed promises.

Cleveland

Acting Badly on Stage Attracts Critical Attention

A fragment from Now York Tribune notes that a young actor, once praised, faces stern scrutiny as critics turn their gaze to his recent stage appearances.

One of Mrs Pinkham's Talks About Menstrual Health

A promotional piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for irregular menstrual cycles and related female ailments. It warns of feverish symptoms, consumption risk, and urges early treatment, citing Miss Mae I. Jorivan's testimonial from Contrailia, Po.

Lydia H. Pinkham Marie Johnson Pinkham Lydia Pinkharm Miss Mae I Jorivan

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