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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1896

Page

7

All Men Are Astray In Dr Talmage Sermon

Reverend Dr. Talmage preaches on Isaiah 53 6 All we like sheep have gone astray stressing universal sin and Christ as bearer of iniquity He urges repentance and faith in Him telling stories of converts and the mercy of God, inviting all to come now for pardon and eternal life.

Martin Luther Jesus Christ God Sinai Sevastopol Christ Son of God Apennines Alps Henry Mary Jesus George Calvary Church of Jesus Christ Kingdom of God

Weather Warnings Save Millions From Cold Wave Losses

Professor Moore reports to the Secretary of Agriculture on the value of Weather Bureau cold wave warnings during January 2 to 5, 1896. Data from 102 stations show direct savings of over 3.5 million dollars in property, with widespread protection of water pipes, trains, farms, florists, and public buildings, and improved public comfort.

Professor Moore Weather Bureau Secretary of Agriculture Rocky Mountains Florida

Boar Attack Kills Boa Constrictor in New York Store

In a New York City animal store run by Donald Burns two escaped boa constrictors attacked two Texas wild boars. The boars stomped the snakes, one boa was killed and the other escaped onto a leopard cage where a fight was prevented by Burns and an assistant.

New York City Donald Burns Burns

Edict Against Death Dances By Osage Chief Debolt

Osage chief Debolt from Pawhuska Oklahoma orders an end to death dances in the Nation. The ban targets the custom of relatives remaining naked for 30 days after a death to prevent sickness linked to consumption. Seven percent of adults are in late consumption stages, prompting the edict deemed treason to the Nation. England to Strengthen Her Navy. It is stated that $35,000,000 will be devoted to naval work in this year's budget.

Debolt Pawhuska Oklahoma England

Cotton Industry Expansion in the South and England

The New York World reports England has invested $1 billion in textiles with $500 million in cotton goods production and $332 million exported in 1890. The Manufacturer's Record notes the vast South room to grow, as economic shifts push mills toward cotton fields and England cannot sustain long term competition.

South New York World England America Europe

Don'ts for Young Men and Comfort for Children

A collection of social etiquette precepts advising proper conduct at events and in homes. Includes tips like arriving on time, avoiding long visits, and refraining from discussing religion or politics at dinners. Also features notes on candy consumption and a testimonial for Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy praising its effects and availability.

Deafness Cure by Constitutional Remedies Trade Ad

An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure for deafness caused by inflamed Eustachian tubes. It offers $100 for any case cured, cites catarrh as a frequent cause, and asks readers to send for circulars. Also promotes Salzer potatoes, seed offers, Mrs Winslow's syrup, Dr Kline nerve restorer, Hindercorns, Piso's Cure, and eye-water with prices and claims.

Hall F. J. Chenry & Co Toledo Tdc Elise Kline Arch Sr Philo. Pa

Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promotes Honest Label Claims

An ad-style excerpt argues that true quality comes from what is put in a product not from secret additives. It contrasts generic sarsaparillas that hide formulas with Ayer's Sarsaparilla which offers to reveal its formula on doctor’s request.

Wm. J. Carlton Elizabeth Thomas Cope Nazareth

Lincoln on Politics in MecClure's March Issue

Abraham Lincoln’s 1837 speech is highlighted with sharp remarks on politicians who lack public-interest focus. The piece notes the discovery in MecClure's Magazine and cites Lincoln's view that many lawmakers are far removed from honest men, a bold claim from a fellow politician.

MecClure Abraham Lincoln Lincoln

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