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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1897
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an entry listed at an office in Vienna Gry related to a mailing route. Details are unclear but place and topic suggest administrative or clerical matter awaiting clarification.
A florid editorial lament warns that wisdom brings sadness as science exposes microbes everywhere. It contrasts past romantic courage with modern caution about water milk cups and contaminated air, noting fear of bacteria in trains cars and dust. It stresses pervasive unseen dangers and societal changes driven by microbiology.
In a vintage Enquirer Sun piece readers debate microbes erasing poetry romance and sunshine. The author envisions sterilized art and disinfected life while noting fear of unseen germs and comparing to a fictional “thunder bug” mission of Kingeley in Water Buabiee.
Headquarters in Georgia urges Georgia camps and counties to enroll Confederates for the Nashville reunion on May 5 to 7 during the Centennial Exposition. Camp commanders should meet by February first, form a standing committee, elect delegates, and organize camps where none exist. Clement A. Evans signs the circular.
Council met Monday and amended the bicycle ordinance permitting riding on most town sidewalks. Riders must dismount twenty feet from pedestrians or detour into the street when meeting or overtaking. Exceptions include sidewalks around the public square and Union Street to the depot.
Election notice for Dooly County town of Vienna Georgia outlines upcoming municipal vote. Details include polling places, registration deadlines, and ballots to be cast by residents of Vienna. Voter guidance emphasizes eligibility, required IDs, and submission deadlines for casting a ballot.
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