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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1904
Page
7
The piece mixes light verse and jokes about spring hats and weather, referencing a first straw hat, midwinter thaw, and humorous quips about eggs, X rays, and dairy farm ad copy. Names include Flora Morris and Paschal, with scattered lines about spring, forecasts, and everyday absurdities.
A fragment presents a woman who recognized a man as a hidden blessing despite external expectations. The lines imply a judgment on marriage given her blessing and the husband’s implied flaws, suggesting an ironic twist in fortune.
In the city readers are invited to visit the city Barber shop for haircuts shaves shampoos and a facial massage. The ad promises clean towels sharp razors and polite attention as specialties for city customers.
Sending one dollar for the Hog Cholera remedy to Jan Williams Route 4 Vienna Georgia. The product is guaranteed and has been used in this county since June with perfect satisfaction. References available upon request.
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