03 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1898
Page
1
A fragmentary essay contemplates immortality, the self, and the afterlife, arguing that death should not erase character or value. It contrasts physical decay with enduring deeds, highlights exploited and poor lives, and ends with scattered notices about community events and local people.
A noted American physician declares scrofula to be external consumption, describing scrofulous children as often fair but lacking nerve force and vigor. He asserts that for delicate children there is no remedy equal to...
Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypo phosphites of lime and soda promises fuller skin and rosy cheeks by enriching the blood and boosting digestion. It claims to create an appetite and body strength, with the price of $1.00 at druggists. Scott & Bowne, New York, chemists.
The column covers Vaughnville updates on politics with mention of Candler for Governor and Lewis for Congress, W R Vaughn visiting Cordele, Miss Lucy Scarborough visiting Hawkinsville, Rev A J Sanders passing through to Antioch, W C Smith's illness, and a note that the local school shows improvement.
A family mourns the loss of Kathleen Roberts aged 2 and Rosa Roberts aged 27 days. They describe the sisters as precious, frail, and deeply missed, expressing faith in a reunion beyond the skies and the pain of their passing.
A warning about a morning cough signals possible consumption and promotes Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a cure. An anecdotal testimonial from Simon Smasal of Chicago claims the syrup cured his cough. Priced at 25 cents, it urges readers to ask for Bull's.
Prof. W J Harvard dies after long lung illness. He taught countless students and shaped many lives. Survived by wife two daughters and one son. Burial followed at city cemetery Tuesday at 4 PM with Rev R L Wiggins officiating. Large crowd attended paying tribute to a respected Christian citizen.
Col J T Hill of Cordele spends weekend in our midst. Mies Afleatha Mixon elected assistant at Mixon school. Prof W T White visits Cordele. Judson Mixon loses valuable male. Ashley Mixon and G D Singleton hold consultations. Mr and Mrs Bolton visit Mixons. Dr and Mrs J N Dorming in town. Gubernatorial views favor Col Candler. Uncle Ned Mixon seeks Tax Collector with broad support. If J E Hill runs for Legislature, strong local backing expected.
The county board of education has appointed school census enumerators for each district and they will begin duties at once. They must census every boy and girl aged six to eighteen, including infirm children such as the deaf.
Come to see us and examine our time of dress goods offered at actual cost to make room for spring stock. We also feature a selection of laces including Hamberg Swiss and Valencine at 114 cents per yard and up. Black and white laces are available as well.
J F Calhoun and colleagues are tasked with reporting on schools and property by May 15. Appointments cover numerous districts with named assignees. Sentinel notes forthcoming lecture tour by Mr Bok titled The Key to Success. Bok, a popular editor, will tour twenty cities in the South over seven weeks, meeting social engagements.
Edward Bok, famed young editor of the Ladies' Home Journal, is finally persuaded to appear on the lecture platform. The event promises an engaging address from a leading figure in magazine publishing and public discourse.
The use of Dr J H McLean's Val canic Oil Liniment has relieved pain and cured diseases once thought incurable. Hundreds believed crippled with limbs drawn and muscles contracted have recovered through the remedy. Price 25c, 50c, and 90c per bottle. For sale by Dr T Stovall, Druggist.
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