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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1898
Page
1
A tribute poem by Fred G. Shaffer from the Atlanta Journal extols the modern woman’s role. It praises mothers and sisters, calls for equality, and envisions a broader sphere for women in society and politics across Colorado.
A thoughtful critique questions a proposed Anglo American alliance, arguing it risks entangling the United States in global power politics. The piece warns against rushing toward an offensive defensive pact that could offend Latin and Slavic nations, threaten freedom, and undermine moral leadership.
A circular from Geo Moorman Adjutant General of New Orleans requests press publication of the July 20 to 23 1898 United Confederate Veterans Reunion in Atlanta Georgia. It urges broad support, notes anniversaries of Peach Tree Creek Manassas and Atlanta, and lists participating groups and state camp totals across the nation.
A Jacksonville Metropolis explainer outlines officer ranks and insignia. It details shoulder straps, bar placements, leaf and star symbols for lieutenants to generals, navy equivalents, dress buttons, and color codes for service branches. It notes the president as commander in chief and advises readers to study the article to avoid misidentifying officers.
Itch on humans and mange on horses dogs and other stock are claimed cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. The product is offered for sale by Dr C T Stovall in Druvulet Vienne Gu.
The order calling the First Georgia Regiment of Volunteers to Porto Rico was revoked yesterday, giving the Georgia troops more time at Chickamauga. A new order for 25,000 troops has been issued, and soldiers are being hauled away by rail as fast as possible.
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