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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1893
Page
4
Milk can be enjoyed hot for comfort and digestion. The article explains preparing hot milk, fresh and not boiling, with subtle dairy variations like clabber and buttermilk sauces, whey mixtures, and artificial cream, all aimed at digestibility and flavor.
The article offers simple dust control methods for cleaning. It recommends placing a pail of clear water by the door, wetting and rinsing the broom frequently, and repeating until surfaces are clean. For very soiled carpets, change water multiple times, with Indian meal or snow as alternative aids.
A clipped exchange from New York Weekly recalls a brisk social jolt as Tiredoutt and Talkemontt discuss a Europe tour and news of Chatterton returning from the World’s Fair. The fragment captures gossip tone and wartime era verve about travel and society.
In Deep Water, cautions on weak swimmers risk chronic rheumatism and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for stomach, liver, malaria, and kidney issues. Brown's Iron Bitters urged for malaria cure and blood strength. Syrup of Figs advertised for permanent relief from constipation and overall health. Also notes about North Georgia Agricultural College growth, new departments, and affordable Dorm/board in Dahlonega. Catarrh cure claim for Hall's Catarrh Cure and testimonials from J. Cassidy & Co. with Toledo suppliers.
Senate and House enactments and clashes over adjournment and the silver repeal bill mark a tense week in Congress. Debates cover Chinese exclusion, expulsion act extensions, and pending appropriations while procedural skirmishes test quorum rules and speaker control.
The Brunswick board of health reports three new yellow fever cases with no deaths. The Dover and Statesboro railroad sold at public outcry in Statesboro for 35000, T. F. Lockhart purchasing, road to be reorganized. Other items include a Tennessee railway strike risk, North Carolina synod meeting, bar recommendations for judge appointment, convict lease option, arson arrest in Knoxville, North Carolina colored state fair opening, Tennessee railroad subsidies, and South Carolina’s dispensary law politics.
London house of commons sits with slim attendance. Plankington bank president Day released on 1000 bond in Milwaukee. Silver rises 14 cents amid Sherman act repeal. Minnesota South Dakota and northern Wisconsin report cold wave and snow. Governor Stone calls December 14 special election for vacancies in Mississippi. Yellow fever reports rise in Brunswick and Waycross Georgia. Leesburg Florida bank resumes pay plan within eight months. Barking of cotton and wool traders Blaisdell firm failure with 250000 liabilities. City of Alexandria steamer burned near Havana. 60 drowned. Pension funds boosted by large subtreasury credits in Cincinnati and Louisville. Ferris wheel disputes linger in Chicago. Major rail and fleet deals touted in New York and connections. Navy board to probe Detroit and other ships’ defects. Rumors swirl on Circuit Judge Bond successor. Detroit newsboys head to World’s fair. 12 companies escorted by Alger. Brunswick shipping strong in October amid pestilence. North Carolina Confederate monument plans adopted in Raleigh. Muldoon designs granite monument with two bronze figures.
Six men died in a boiler explosion at the Dry Dock stable complex on East Broadway and Battery Street in New York City on Wednesday afternoon. One other person was reportedly dead under the ruins, several others were injured, and horses were killed. Property damage is estimated near ten thousand dollars.
Dun and Co. reports a cautious renewal in trade as repeal effects loom, with rail earnings up 3 percent in the third week of October. Wheat rose slightly while exports fell. cotton and shoe demand show mixed improvement and several mills have expanded or halted. Wool sales drop, iron furnaces grow, and overall demand remains limited amid ongoing monetary concerns and rising business failures.
Carter Harrison former mayor of the city was buried with immense public attendance. The funeral cortege moved from city hall to Epiphany Church then to Graceland cemetery with a solemn service and remarks praising his public service and decrying his assassination.
Advices from Thursday in Cape Town say native runners confirm King Lobengula is trapped. He is blocked north by the tsetse fly belt and south by imperial troops and the British South Africa Company. Lobengula’s forces are near the Shangani and Gaulo rivers about 140 miles west of Fort Charter. capture seems probable.
New York dispatch reports Cunard steamer Campania on the New York to Liverpool run broke the record. She passed Browhead at 11 05 p m Thursday night and would have needed 2 54 a m November 3 to beat the record. She cleared the bar at 8 49 a m October 29.
A large saw mill east of Dixon Ohio twenty miles east of Fort Wayne Indiana burned Wednesday night. The blaze spread to lumber piles stretching about one eighth of a mile. Loss estimated at two hundred thousand dollars.
A New York dispatch notes the clearing house plans to cancel the final certificates this week leaving only 400000 outstanding. Dr George G Sanders of Marshall county Pennsylvania jailed for six months for attempting to induce a postmaster to sell stamps below price. Swift & Co win top awards at the World fair for beef and pork products and Studebaker sells award winning carriages to Mr Stadelbegg of New York. World fair committee to meet at Jackson park to decide continuation based on weather and crowd. Bulawayo captured in Matabeleland by British forces. Grain supplies and new oil industry developments reported in New Jersey and Rotterdam. Francis H Weeks arrives in New Orleans amid legal drama. Mayor Carter Harrison's remains lie in state. simplicity noted in funeral procession. Augusta delegation invites high officials to Georgia Expo with several accepting in principle.
The Tradesman notes a firmer mood in southern industry finance and commerce, with more outside money expected to move crops and reduce indebtedness. Cotton estimates rise, plus 22 new industries formed, 5 plant enlargements, and 8 new buildings. Key ventures listed include Charlotte Granite Co Mooresville, Mansfield Cotton Co Mansfield, Standard Lumber Brookhaven, and Fort Smith Development Co. plus mills and foundries across several states.
The funeral of Sir John Abbott ex premier of Canada was held in Montreal on Thursday afternoon. The bier was carried to Christchurch cathedral for final services before interment at Mt. Royal cemetery. The cortege was among the largest in the city with the coffin buried beneath a mass of flowers. A cablegram from Queen Victoria was among the condolence messages.
A Portland electric car with about thirty passengers drove through an open draw bridge at Madison street and fell into the Carpin river on Wednesday morning. About twenty occupants are reported drowned.
This excerpt offers household tricks from cleaning silk gowns with bread crumbs to home jewelry care with tooth powder. It includes methods for cleaning gloves with gasoline, removing berry stains with brimstone fumes, roasting birds with pork and bread, furniture restoration with linseed oil and shellac, and a lore about celery reducing rheumatism while detailing a homemade whitewash recipe with rice lime alum sugar glue and copper for color.
A six foot reflector at Parsontown Ireland, the Lord Reese telescope, is hailed as a modern wonder. Set in a fifty five foot wooden tube and weighing about four tons, it is highly sensitive with the back pressing causing image distortion. Its resolving power far exceeds the human eye and can reveal stars so distant their light would take sixty thousand years to reach Earth at 192,500 miles per second.
Auntie asks if lessons are hard. Little Nephew replies some parts are, but spelling and pronunciation are easy. He explains that you pronounce words the way they aren’t spelled and spell them in a way they aren’t pronounced.
A guide recommends keeping a bottle of boric acid and cotton for treating cuts and wounds. Prepare a solution by dissolving boric acid in hot water until undissolved residue remains. Wash hands, clean the wound, apply with a cotton wad, and wrap in linen wet with the solution. Pain should subside and healing occur within a day. It notes Bible society railcars with Bibles in racks being robbed.
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