24 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1898
Page
1
Hon Spencer R Atkinson candidate for Georgia governor spoke to a packed Cordele Court House audience Monday and Tuesday. He praised the state, addressed taxation and the public school fund, urged monthly teacher pay, attacked monopoly and the gold trust, and sought support from local supporters and an Atkinson club with 150 members.
Scott's Emulsion is a strengthening food and tonic described as remarkable for its effects. It combines liver oil emulsified with lime and soda hypo phosphites, enhancing potency and overall health benefits.
Advertisement proclaims Scott's Emulsion will arrest flesh loss and restore normal condition in all ages, enrich the blood of the anemic, stop coughing, heal throat and lung irritation, and cure incipient consumption. It cites twenty-five years of experience and tens of thousands of cases, urging readers to buy for $1.00 from druggists.
Washington lawyers and statesmen argue that war would not arise from the Maine explosion or the death of sailors. They say a humanitarian intervention in Cuba could justify conflict, while the U S would seek indemnity for wrecked ships. Spain may be forced to admit guilt to avoid full-scale war.
The piece argues decades into the Cuban rebellion that Spain tortures civilians with hunger and neglect while insurgents fight on. It calls for peaceful yet decisive action by the United States to halt the murderous conditions near Cuba and to restore justice and freedom.
Poem urging American resolve and unity as oppression risks arise. Calls on strong liberty traditions, brothers among men, to rise without factional wrath. Reflects on flag, duty, and restraint before war, with reference to Francis H Tanon.
Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic promises to cure the stubborn fever in one day. The claim targets readers seeking rapid relief from fever symptoms with a single day treatment.
A column from the Athens Banner discusses whether the United States should change its military uniform colors in the brewing conflict with Spain. It argues southern soldiers would resist blue uniforms after the Civil War and urges adopting a non blue gray or alternative hue to avoid humiliating either side, especially if recruits from the South are called. It frames the issue as a patriotic gesture to unite northern and southern troops under a common banner.
Quinine and other fever medicines take from three to ten days to cure fever. Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic cures in one day.
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