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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
1
A long compilation of aphorisms and guidance on manners, work, economy, farming, and public behavior. It critiques profanity, charity, debt, neighborly relations, and citizenship while offering practical farming tips and agricultural observations, including sugar markets and Osage land wealth.
The column surveys tan shoes rising in favor, notes 51,538 divorced Americans, and offers fashion and grooming guidance. It recalls Cleopatra, fashion trends in Paris, small stature figures, and tips on meals, travel, self-improvement, and a bran bath for skin care. It also mentions public figures like Princess Mathilde, Grover Cleveland, and St Thomas Lipton with light anecdotes.
A survey notes Cuba seeks $35 million in loans while U S college enrollment rises. It highlights Arctic power, uranium ore deposits in Utica, Colorado coal, cotton prices in Porto Rico, and the Case School study of automobile equipment. It cites debt levels in Southern cities, prefaces high global wage gaps, and records lynching history and immigrant inflows.
Chicago’s 1908 directory counts 2 281 000 residents while trade notes warn Australia’s tariff will curb US exports. Kellogg of Three Rivers Michigan describes vine breeding as a sexual net. A Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore tunnel permit under Capitol is granted. Civil war veterans die at ninety daily. widows gain twenty daily. A corn cost comparison shows labor time halves since prewar. Illinois Central unveils a fully steel car with collision concerns. A thrifty farmer says success is selling more in value than bought. Over 48 million tons of anthracite mined since year start, curtailment planned. Booker T Washington tours Europe as Tuskegee appeals for faster growth. Lincoln car from Union Pacific sold for display at St Louis expo. Civil War era ironclad armor built at Alexandria Virginia shop in 1864.
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