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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1904
Page
3
A collage of light verse and jokes about riding chickens, trusts, matinees, springtime labor, and courtship. Bits about a bookkeeper, a bird wedding, a boy at school, and wry lines on love and engagement. Dense with playful puns and era tone.
Fragmentary verses describe Bessie walking away from restraint, seeking freedom as daylight fades. The narrator muses on caution and danger, mentioning a gun and insurance while reflecting on past prophets and a vague, unsettled tone.
Fragmentary text lists household items including lighting, furniture, and a sewing machine purchase. No clear person, place, or event identified. Further readable details required for precise card.
A fragmented notice lists tax receiver rounds with many place names and dates in May and June. It directs residents to attend to their taxes, stating book closures on May 31 and requesting property numbers and owed amounts. Brown, T.R.D. Od is listed as the sender.
Fragmentary text mentions hospitality and entertainment with unclear names and numbers. Reads as a partial line about knowledge over spend, plus mentions Ita and 44, unclear context or events. The readable portion suggests a human-interest or column note rather than a clear incident.
Auction or sale notice offering coffins at prices from 33 units with various funeral goods including robes and embalming. Progress office receiving orders, with offers on next train shipment and savings on each order.
Train line lists round trip fares from Vienna to numerous cities for a range of events and schools. Special coach and parlor car options available on select dates with prices and validity through various dates and occasions.
An old advertisement for Dr. R. McCarlissy of Macon touts liver pills as a universal remedy. It promises relief for bilious, constipated, feverish, and malarial symptoms, with directions to take multiple pills at bedtime for various ailments.
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