15 Jul 1897
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1897
Page
1
A reader note extols Scott's Emulsion as palatable and summer suitable for sickly children and lung issues. It advises storing after opening and slight dose reductions, then weighs conduct and reputation in society, urging charity and prudent public leadership over rigid judgment.
A July 1 1897 note from Thomasville Georgia chronicles a veterans reunion at Dooly County Camp Ground. The piece lauds past generals and statesmen such as Lee Jackson Colquitt Toombs Hill Gordon Evans and celebrates union and freedom, urging joyful remembrance of war heroes and national pride.
A fragment from a column by Wemo criticizing quiet gossip about a neighbor with a past blot. The narrator invites a weekly reflection on public shaming and moral judgment, asking for a pen dipped in forgiveness and restraint.
Quinine and other fever remedies take from ten days to cure fever, while Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic is advertised to cure in one day, according to the fragmentary ad text.
A Texas correspondent reflects on Dallas Morning News commentary about McKinley and bimetalism. The piece notes the president’s potential to push the United States toward reformed money policy, while recognizing era concerns over monetary standards and international monetary influence.
In Vienna Georgia on July 12 1807 M F Brinson pastor of the C M E Church recounts a Sunday eve surprise by about 45 to 50 well dressed Black townspeople bearing gifts and music led by Prof H L Nance. Brinson thanks the donors and prays for their happiness and safe paths.
The complaint suggests sex-specific ailments such as profuse, suppressed or irregular menstruation. the product Bradfield's Female Regulator is advertised as restoring health for women. The claim frames these issues as common, curable by the tonic, reflecting a period attitude toward female health.
Dr J M Whiehead announces regular monthly visits at Masonia building from the 15th to the first each month. Office phone 91, residence 11 listed for contact.
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