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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
4
The 1901 style miscellany notes political invective, wartime references, and local digressions. It mentions Vienna figures like Walter F. George and Mark Bolding, and cites Mrs. Lindsay’s pension notice while skimming national topics from Cuba to McKinley.
A reflective quote attributed to Rivarol contrasts modesty and arrogance. It states that the modest man gains through generosity while the arrogant one loses to envy, underscoring virtue over pride.
A terse quotation appears in the Bloux City Journal noting that weariness of existence comes not from the ignorant but from those who presume they know. The aphorism reflects skepticism about certainty.
A garbled line from Harper's Bazaar references S100 in a tank for a DIY baby item. The readable portions suggest a casual discussion about how long something remains stored, but exact meaning and context are unclear due to OCR errors. Entities include Harper's Bazaar and a monetary amount.
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