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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1901

Page

13

Grand Jury Presentments From The County Of Cordele

The grand jury files a detailed report on county finances roads bridges and public buildings. They commend auditors and officials for neat records yet note several maintenance issues at the courthouse jail farm and roads urging repairs vaccination efforts and improved care for inmates. Foreman Lasster signs with a list of jurors and county officers referenced.

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Mount Vernon Dear Progress news note

From Mount Vernon Dear Progress dated updates show Nora Ingram guiding a 56 pupil school. Local visits include Mrs Agnes Stansell of Vienna and Mrs Ross Minter along with Mrs Tila Vinson and Maggie Howland. Community notes mention Sunday school, spring gardening, and a few ill or absent residents.

Nora Ingram Agness Stansell Vienna JT Adame Ross Minter Tila Vinson Maggie Howland

Mineral Water Trade On A Special Train

A Chicago Tribune story recalls a journey to Philadelphia for the American Medical association meeting. Salesmen, manufacturers, and a special mineral waters agent toured the dining car as champagne flowed and the train rattled toward the city. The agent impressed all with a bold night exit and a promise to meet in the morning.

Évernl American Medical Association Philadelphia Lee Obicago Tribune

Armour’s riches poised against simple charity

A Washington Star quote portrays Armour as saying money buys little personal comfort but real happiness comes from helping others. He reflects on hard work, frugal living, and the desire to aid a boy with a gift of $500 or $1,000 to start him in life, insisting that personal wealth would still feel empty without giving. He values family and the dream of lifting others above need.

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Fee to Speak His Mind and a Cleric’s Windfall

A sharp exchange recounts Dr X’s view of spirituality as poppycock and folderol. A minister, recently inheriting a fortune from a relative, is pressed about charity and independence as Mr D clarifies the cousin’s name and the source of wealth.

Dr. X Enort Mr. D New York Mall and Express

The Beating Shoe No Slore Squeaking Dealer

A quotation about squeaking shoes and an old time dealer notes a leather sole sounds like a bellows. The text mentions attempting to find a fitting equating shoe in Philadelphia amid feathered adornments and acoustic quirks.

Enid Philadelphia

Dramatized Observation of English Life Abroad

A narrator recalls a London pub scene through a traveling American ear. The piece sketches English manners, speech, and a blunt view of local workers and humor, including anecdotes about a pub boss and a worker who “got the sack” last week. The tone mixes affectionate satire with outsider impressions.

London Adintring England Focal Butcher Focal Ted Robinson Robinson

Chinese Criticism of Our Alphabet

An eminent American visitor is told by a Chinese interpreter how the English alphabet confuses learners. The critique focuses on the letter g and the complexity of English spelling versus a presumed simpler Chinese system. The visitor humbly pledges to raise the issue with education authorities in Native American lands.

Lis Aative Chicago, Tribune

Moo Much For the Cat in The Quiet Street Incident

A heavy man, M. R., caused a cab accident by overloading a vehicle and breaking a printing office window. The cabby refused to move the man, the printer demanded payment, and all parties moved to the police station to settle the dispute as the search for a missing cub proceeded.

M. R Pollew Andtier Cub Pirie Temps

Fragmented Bathing Suit Discussion Quoted in Journal

A garbled OCR passage reports a Bathing Suit remark linked to university discourse. The text features quoted dialogue with unclear speakers Violet and Bathing Nult amid indecipherable phrasing and stray words from a likely journal entry.

Universitl Detrat Journal

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