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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
2
Bishop Huntington condemns all but essential church whispers as ill manners. He warns that even favorable remarks or light banter distracts worshippers, harms authority, and spreads beyond the whisperer. Strong call for self restraint and better behavior during services.
The Newpaper Blue Book for 1900 lists twelve Georgia papers by news class and editorial style, naming Bainbridge Democrat, Dalton Argus, Dublin Courier, Diberton Star, Gainesville News and Sun, LaGrange Reporter, Marietta Journal, Milledgeville Union-Recorder, Newnan Herald and Advertiser, Thomasville Times Enterprise, and Waycross Journal. The Cordele Call debates the list while Vienna health trips are suggested for L R Hobbs. A future clash with the Progress is hinted as a squash plan is proposed.
The board of trustees invites attendance at the dedication of the new law building in memory of John Randolph Tucker on Tuesday June 19 1900 in Lexington Kentucky. We send regrets hoping the program can be arranged for the dedication to proceed without us.
The text urges that a proposition to swap advertising space for Utah mining stock failed to benefit the public. It claims Hanna and the armor trust prevailed, saying the country lost as payments to armor makers exceed real value. It questions integrity of trusts and their influence on legislation.
The Adel News essay argues Adam and Eve were imperfect despite God calling creation good. It portrays Eve as the decisive tempter and suggests man’s downfall stems from woman’s influence. The piece warns youth to yield to good and build character on the Rock of Ages.
A discussion on the ideal newspaper definition emphasizing independence from ownership, local focus, impartial news, decency, support for charities and churches, and guidance for moral living, applicable to the family reading circle and American society.
A concise exhortation from Robert G. Ingersoll condemns intemperance as ruinous to youth and family, detailing its vast social and moral destruction. The lecture lists harm to health, marriage, children, and society, portraying intemperance as a pervasive, ruinous force that corrupts justice, virtue, and national honors.
The text notes that Mr. Bryan did not call for a constitutional amendment on trusts. He urged constitutional action he believes valid and said he would back an amendment if the Supreme Court disagreed. It laments a scandal-plagued Capitol and demoralized Republicans after adjournment, expecting brief peace amid fatigue.
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great Sovurn American Kipnry Corn. It relieves pain in bladder kidneys and back in male or female and stops water retention almost immediately. Quick relief and cure promised. Sold by Dr. OCT Stovall druggist in Vienna Georgia.
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