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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
1
A scattered humor piece and verse from 1903 compares ethics and manners with political bluster. It muses on teaching, clocks, radium, farming, Chinese culture, marriage, doctors after death, patience, and a school district debate, ending with satire on book buyers and verse taste.
A fragmented piece blends a cosmic few lines about lovers and stars with a veteran’s quip about four wars and a lighthearted skit on teaching skating. The text weaves romantic misreads, weathered humor, and satirical jabs at mendicant schemes and mining backers, all in a busy, uneven collage.
Fragmentary poetic lines discuss a welcome letter to a distant boy and the emotions it prompts. The text shifts to a request for topic change and a note about avoiding personal content. The tone resembles informal verse with irregular spelling and unfinished thoughts.
A collage of quips and vignettes touches politics, finance, and society. It muses on armies, whisky, umbrellas, initiation, and education, interspersed with comic anecdotes about auctions, real estate offers, and weather forecasts. The piece blends satire with scattered social commentary.
A collage of old quips and witticisms touches on gender, work, debt, and social roles. It jokes about motherhood, aging, marriages, class, poverty, servants, and domestic life with a period voice.
Fragmentary quotes show Mrs Gusher and her husband debating a dubious man described as a freak. The text includes garbled lines about songwriting, islands, being spellbound, and a reference to weather and Willie muttering.
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