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Vienna Progress in Vienna, Georgia

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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1898

Page

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Present-day Thoughts on Arbitration and War Progress

The essay argues for international arbitration over war, noting history favors progress from old to new methods. It contrasts heroic war with daily courage, rejects population-clearing war as unsound, and stresses arbitration as a step toward civilization and the greatest good for the greatest number. It also highlights the cost of war, including a near one million dollars daily war budget.

Dawe & Tabor Children of Dawning Light

Scott's Emulsion Adeyeing Health Tonic Warning

SCOTT's EMULSION OF OIL WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES is praised as reliable and never deceptive. The ad cautions readers to beware of unknown tonics and investments and warns that a dollar and druggists remain the price. The message is signed by SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York.

Scott & Bowne New York

Strayed or Stolen Hog Ad from Drayton GA 1898

Strayed or stolen one Buckshire white and black spotted boar hog named Mark crop off left ear about three years old. Any information will be thankfully received Inc FL Burner Drayton Ga July 25 1898.

Inc Drayton

Why take Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic

The claim promotes Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic as a remedy that cures fever in one day, targeting readers seeking rapid relief from fever symptoms. It presents a bold, single message about fast effectiveness.

Johnson

Editors of Weekly Press Association meet in Newnan

The Georgia Weekly Press Association held its 12th annual meeting in Newnan July 12 13 with editors and families enjoying hospitality. Highlights included a reception at the Young Men’s Club rooms and an opening ceremony at the Opera House with welcome addresses, a barbecue at Pear Springs, and a rain interrupted but pleasant stay before continuing to Atlanta Washington New York Norfolk and home.

the Weekly Press Association of Georgia Newman, Ga Weekly Press Association of Georgia Newnan Newman Virginia House Association Opera House Powell Edward T. Whatley Newnan Herald and Advertiser Welcome Robert L. Moye Cuthbert Col Moye Pear Springs Atlanta Washington, D. C Chattanooga Tenn Lookout Mountain Chickamauga Washington Ufternoon Lacy A. Morgan Morgan New York Princess Anne Old Dominion Steamship Line Norfolk New Atlantic Central Macon TL A

Westward hospitality and a monkey wrench tale

A traveler recalls western hospitality and a humorous encounter with a farmer’s wife. He refused to test a loose wagon bolt alone, hiring a morally supportive neighbor to accompany him, and rode on after a long exchange about accommodation and misdirected reassurances.

If Pa Was Running Things Down There in Washington

A humorous verse narrative imagines a father running U S policy and naval action during the Spanish American War. The speaker mocks Washington missteps, praises Dewey and Sampson, and envisions bold strikes on Havana and Madrid as a reaction to a father's wartime leadership. The piece closes with a Highland note about S. EB. Riser of the Cleveland Leader.

Washington Dewey George Sampson Havana Madrid Manila Bay S. EB. Riser Cleveland

Running for Office Expense Account From Defeated Candidate

A Taylor Tribune report recaps the expense account of a defeated candidate. The piece humorously itemizes activities and costs from four months, including hours canvassing, agricultural labor, personal skirmishes, and assorted household items. It notes numerous social interactions, lies told, public acts, and miscellaneous purchases, ending with a stated total of spending and a jab at unpaid items.

Taylor Tribune

New Great Survy AmERICAN Curr Relief Claim

Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great Survy AmERICAN Curr. It claims prompt relief for bladder and kidney pain, and immediate relief of water retention. Sold by Dr. T. Stovall, Druggist, Vienna, Ga.

T. Stovall Vienna Gua

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