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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1899
Page
3
Dr. Talmage denounces whisperers as social poison corrupting communities. He warns they circulate cruelty and falsehood, invade privacy, and sacrifice reputations, thriving where secrecy and malice meet. He cites the Bible and calls for strong public rebuke.
The speaker condemns whisperers who ruin reputations with insinuations and slander. He cites business ruin, personal ruin, and public scorn caused by repeated rumors. He urges turning whispers into encouragement and maintaining innocence until proven guilty, ending with reflections on dawn and Sabbath light.
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for neglect of health and loss of vitality. Encourages regular use to maintain blood health and robust wellness, with a warning to choose only Hood's product.
Greek divers probing a 1770 Russian flagship wreck report a hull full of gold and silver coins. About $55,000 in gold coins has been recovered with daily additions, while the seabed nearby is said to be littered with silver pieces and jewels. The notice also includes unrelated medical and commercial ad text.
An old detective recalls solving a Washington to New York remittance theft by noticing a single hair inside a decoy letter. A red dyed black mustache hair under a microscope confirmed the thief’s route between Philadelphia and New York, leading to a monthslong pursuit and the capture after steady surveillance and analysis. The case, finally closed after two years and eight months of pursuit.
Fragmented OCR text shows numerous pharmaceutical ads and remedies from a historical newspaper page. It references Cascarete candy cathartic, Savannah cure claims, and various patent medicine pitches, with scattered names and locations like Louisville Kentucky and Atlanta Georgia. The overall piece resembles an advertisement collage rather than a single coherent news item.
A voice argues that cucumbers are healthy and radishes fearlessly eaten by Russian children. It notes cucumbers sold on every corner, with boys in Baku eating ten daily, unseasoned and plain, as reported by the New York Press.
A garbled note describes a Chinese dining custom of guests running between courses to aid digestion, while claiming American practice uses a different remedy. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for constipation and indigestion with a peculiar private revenue stamp on the bottle.
In Haltimore the ad touts Cascarets as a beauty aid and blood purifier. It claims Cascarets clean the liver and body, reduce pimples and blotches, and improve the complexion. The brief promotes a ten cent price and availability from druggists and health ads.
Miss Lockheart credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with relief from dropsy kidney trouble and female weakness. She reports tumors gone and pain ended after five bottles and two boxes, praising quick free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts. WANTED Young men to learn ch ygraphy for positions on railroad Southern Hallway Telegraph School Atlanta Ga
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