25 Jan 1900
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
1
County Correspondence from Pure Pleasant Valley Unadilla Findlay Pinta and Anna reports social visits school news and local business. Mentions Hawkinsville growth plans a cotton factory regional farming notes weather and community events with several dated items Jan 1900. Includes personal visits illnesses church updates and a long local tone snapshot.
A marriage took place last evening at 6 in the Pinehurst Baptist Church. Miss Trene Spencer and Mr. J. R. Floyd of Thomasville were the contracting parties. Rev. J. M. Kelley performed the ceremony in his usual brief, impressive style. The Progress joins friends in offering congratulations for a long, useful, prosperous life.
Manchester Michigan resident George D Williams recounts how his wife, bedbound for five years, recovered after using two bottles of Electric Bitters. The remedy is touted as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness. Every bottle guaranteed and sold for 50 cents by Dr C Stovall.
In memory of Mrs Elizabeth McGough who died December 25, 1899 at age 61. Her death mourned by a husband and six children. The church lauds her devout life and steadfast faith amid illness as she joins loved ones in a resting place beyond sorrow.
Sealed OCR reads sale notice listing fat hogs fat beef cattle and corn and syrup offered by P S McDonald of Vienna Gu. Details unclear but indicates livestock and goods for sale.
A health promotion urges readers to recognize danger signals of pneumonia bronchitis or consumption and to use Scott’s Emulsion as a fast remedy to fortify the system. It emphasizes prevention and vitality to ward off illness.
The ninth grade formed a literary club with officers Culla Lilly as President Judson Lashley Vice President Jonnie D Hamilton Secretary Garalyn Roberta Critic. Boys plan a debate next Friday on whether the Boers are justified in waging war with England. Summer Smith travels to Hawkinsville on business. W B Fitzgerald signs off from Biko Gay.
An open letter urges common sense and thrift in 1900 warnings to avoid buying on credit for guano and mules, cautions against debt in spring and court in fall, and pleads for cash purchases. It thanks customers for past patronage and asks for continued support while urging prudence and safety.
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