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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1902
Page
6
A Ghiv Farrer correspondent details a portable corn scoop unit. When deployed the rear end is raised to prevent ears from rolling away, allowing the device to be moved to the field or left at the crib. It can be removed by lifting the leg end.
A simple scoop board for wagons is described as easy to use and fit to any wagon without chains hooks or blacksmith work. It drops under the side bar and slides out to an end gate, making corn handling faster for farmers during cornhusking season.
Ad promotes Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a cure for ulcers eczema scrofula blood poison cancer skin diseases and rheumatic conditions. Claims deep seated old cases heal sores purify blood and improve skin color with $1 large bottle and free sample by writing Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga with confidential advice.
A reader reports cure from Cramp Cashe after a single dose of Dr Carlisle's L. B. product. Signatures include Wor Ubbandon of Macon Georgia and W B Davidson of Macon Georgia with addresses on Poplar Street.
To the citizens of County a local notice proclaims a stock of new goods valued at $25,000 now available for purchase at a county store. The brief item advertises the large stock and invites customers to inspect offerings.
A bright catalog lists 500 ladies walking jackets from 1.27 to 20 dollars and plush capes from 1.25 to 5.00. It promotes dresses, skirts, children's reefers, silk waists, washable shirts, hats, broadcloth, trimmings, and a full line of carpets, undergarments, and shoes with heavy discounts throughout.
Mildred and her cousin Laura ride a streetcar and spill sugar plums. The conductor helps by gathering the broken candy and sharing sugared treats. Mildred thanks him for not scolding and learns he has two little girls, ending with a warm farewell as they depart.
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