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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1901
Page
2
A poetic fragment describes winter trees as a still wall against the sky yet dreaming of spring. It notes slender twigs, emerging buds, and the promise of warmer days while referencing James 8 Carrington in Outing.
In a French province, the proud Marquise du Faouet confronts Commissaire Rayaud over a warrant for arrest. Rayaud burns the document after revealing he will escort her to prison, and a public scene ensues as she flees toward the municipal offices with her retinue.
The Marquis du Faouet breaks into sobs as she admits killing the unhippy lad by burning the warrant and destroying it. She laments sacrificing his life and reveals her remorse for her lackey’s fate.
A department store advertising manager explains daily processes behind ads. He and assistants study stock, write introductions, and edit copy with the same care an editor gives to his best paragraph. The goal is powerful ads that deliver results.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes on temperance pride wealth and wisdom from Socrates Herschel Carlyle Shelley Shakespeare Milton Steete De Quincey Chesterfield Thackeray and Fontaine. The sayings emphasize restraint pride generosity and honesty.
Clerks at the general post office watched a back stamping machine tally 10,000,000 letters stamped since its July 30 start. The device prints the origin New York N Y and the date and hour received on the back. A second machine that day processed 9,235,000 letters while one operator feeds letters at one end. The speed ranges from 35,000 to 40,000 per hour.
A damp December morning leads to a witty exchange as Jones asks a damp newsboy if he fears catching a cold. The boy quips that selling papers keeps circulation, followed by a note on the nation’s wealth figures pegged at about 90 billion.
A five member expedition traversed the Gunnison River canyon revealing a submarine like watercourse too deep for sun to reach. They aimed to map a path to drain irrigation channels but found the ditch plan impracticable, risking their lives in the canyon depths.
A set of maxims praising humor, social bonds, self knowledge, and noble conduct. It contrasts folly and wisdom, noting laughter as a worldly asset and solitude as social bankruptcy. The piece lauds understanding oneself and loving the right partner as nobling forces.
A New Jersey inventor patents a water cooling method using perforated trays in a wooden frame over a receptacle. Water drips through each tray forming a spray, evaporates partly by air currents, and cools the remaining water as it falls into the tank below.
Farm topics discuss keeping green bone for fowls only if sweet and unspoiled then mold is unsafe. In cold weather it lasts a week to a month while in warm weather only one to two days. Winter care of sheep stresses shelter from cold and maintaining natural heat, noting winter management is the toughest aspect. Subsoiling experiments show no spring benefits. practice in fall with well drained land. deep loosening increases moisture but slows warming if evaporation escapes. heavy spring rain delays warmth until drainage reduces excess water.
The article discusses pasteurization temperatures to preserve flavor while killing pathogens like the tubercle bacillus. It notes 65 C for 20 minutes or 68 C for 20 minutes as effective and describes tubercle bacilli surviving if protected by a pellicle. It also mentions removing hay from soft land by hand when needed.
An old wheel barrow wheel mounted on two long poles offers a convenient method to move hay or bundles from a nearby point to the stable without hitching up a team. The poles slip under the load, allowing it to be wheeled away efficiently as shown in the illustrated cut.
A New England Farmer article argues dairymen fail when they ignore production costs. It stresses managing cows, soil, and milk food crops to lower cost per 100 pounds of milk. It warns the market cares only about price and quality, not cost, urging scientific feeding and soil enrichment.
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