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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1898
Page
3
A mosaic of old time ads and quips mix with brief notes on doctors, cures, and investments. It mentions Hostetter’s stomach Bitters, Laxative Bromo Quinine, Hall’s Catarrh Cure, Piso’s Cure for Consumption, and Wallace Street brokers while noting a Yale professor taking a Rome post for next year.
Dr Talmage urges readers to recognize how small forces shape great deeds. Jezebel’s stirrings reveal how weak hearts can provoke evil yet turn to good, and he praises ordinary people in business, farming, and home life for shaping society through grace and steadfastness.
A fragment summarizes Talmage’s sermon on ordinary people in scripture noting Asyncritus and others receive little commentary. It argues the world needs a religion for ordinary people and urges focus on ordinary duties over famed biblical figures. It also criticizes overemphasis on the distinguished in biblical narratives.
A pensioner in San Antonio, Texas receives 887 percent in error and the Pension Commissioner Evans orders investigation. Mr Byand confirms the pensioner is entitled to the funds and directs the return of the excess eight to him at 12 per month for densities. A Spanish newspaper notes the last two cadendanta of Christopher Go inbus now reside in a Vadis poor house.
Squire John Castor of Newpoint Indiana testifies about a thirty year battle with rheumatism tied to his war exposure. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing him after trying other remedies. He praises the pills for rheumatism and diseases from impoverished blood and notes they do not affect the bowels.
A guide to costly furs from sable to mink discusses the value of black and dark sables, deodorized Alaska sable, Russian sable, silver gray fox, dyed and bleached fox furs, and the pure white ermine and arctic gray squirrel. It notes scent issues with deodorizing and the Arctic rule of snow white fur.
A St Louis Globe-Democrat report quotes Bert Magoffin of Kentucky describing blowing springs in Brandensburg Kentucky and Walker County Georgia. He notes salt impregnated water and audible breezes amid still air, observing intermittent strong gusts that cool the area in heat.
A fragmentary newspaper passage recalls a well known spectator in a friend's office. A conversation reveals a cheap item bought in winter stood at 8 percent and later touched 1 percent. The exchange ends with a thermometer punchline. The piece also includes witty exchanges and ad style blasts from a bygone era.
Letters from Mire T A Walden of Gibson Georgia and Florence A Wolfe of Lancaster Ohio praise a Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills New discover notes claim relief from monthly menstrual pain and side pain after using the medicines and related wash products.
Testimonial from Mansfield La at Bates reporting relief from painful menstruation leucorrhea and pelvic soreness after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The writer claims dramatic health improvement and encourages others to use the remedy.
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