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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
3
A historical excerpt recalls instinctive fear of corpses and the unsettling impact of dissecting rooms. Dr Joli Quackenbos notes a disquieting memory of a cadaver’s arm movement and a startled reaction, illustrating how even trained individuals may be startled by the living memory of death.
An agent on a Missouri Pacific train to Montgomery Alabama fell gravely ill with pneumonia. A nurse was summoned to attend him at hotels nearby within an hour. The nurse tended other patients including Mistress Lucy and her sister, while a doctor faced complications after a colonel’s fatal outcome.
A State Agricultural Department bulletin from Manhattan Kansas notes winter feeding concepts for cattle hogs and cows. It recommends growing succulent feeds like mangel wurzels and sugar beets, planting mangels March to April, and using dry hay plus fresh pasture to maintain animal health through winter.
Public notice from Dooly County Tax Receiver listing precinct dates in April May and June. Mentions Dakota Sacha Snow Mily and Bray JBooky with a schedule of tax collection events and deadlines.
A brief item notes items formerly owned by J K Smith are being offered for sale or sale-related notice. Details are unclear in the fragment but indicate transfer or sale of personal property associated with Smith.
A crowded sale ad lists 5 000 dollars of assorted merchandise slashed to half price. Dress goods Laces Notions and Shoes are offered at dramatic cuts with items like figured lawns 4 12 and 8 1 2 cents and wool goods half price. First come first served and location is next to the post office.
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