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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1904
Page
6
A sprawling collection of light aphorisms and quips on life love and society. It jumbles jokes about marriage work hats and Christmas programs with musings on pride folly and morals. The piece also contains snippets about weather fashion and everyday scenes in a nostalgic, tone.
A reflective poem depicts a tangled human race chasing money and status with a critic eye. It contrasts disorder with rare individuals who seek purpose and future hope, noting poets and dreamers ahead of their time awaiting a dawning humanity.
A playful fragment collection threads poems and dialogues about silence comforting, lovers exchanging wry lines about marriage, and brief schoolroom quips. It blends romantic musings with humorous snippets, reflecting lighthearted tone and dated phrasing.
A census taker asks the respondent where he was born and learns he has no state affiliation, claiming Haiti as his birthplace and the examiner notes “State of anarchy” before moving to the next question.
A fragment poem or riddle hints that hair serves a purpose and reveals a plot twist. The speaker notes a mystery about pins and buttons, with a church collection basket referenced as a clue to where items go. The tone is a playful verse about everyday items and curiosities.
A two and twenty year old girl weds a wealthy older man, urged by love yet hinting at gold. The verse muses on whether affection or greed dictates the match, noting their shared comfort as one chair sufficing for both.
A repeal of social aphorisms on ambition mercy and fate. The musings touch on electricity gas race horses and shifting morals revealing a wandering voice about wealth misfortune and memory. Each quip highlights how luck or consequences evade simple control.
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