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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1894

Page

4

Peculiar Disease Cures and Shipbuilding Milestones

A Tennessee seaman recounts a remarkable recovery from a wasting illness after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, claiming dramatic weight gain and restored strength. Separately, Philadelphia reports the largest ship built in America, the six deck St Louis, to be launched at Cramp yard, 554 feet long and 11 000 tons, symbolizing U S maritime progress.

America Cramp Philadelphia St. Louis Delaware

Father and Son Exchange Polished Banter at Home

A father greets Harold returning from college with playful praise on his age and style. In a second voice Georgie Lamson describes a tranquil farm evening from a hotel gazette, where sunset light over hills, a welcoming barn, and a calm, blessed night fill the rural scene with peace.

Harold Hotel Gazette Georgie Lamson

Kinloch Kinloch and Kitty Name Our Irish Romance

Aunt Bell narrates a 1816 Irish tale of Kinloch Kinloch and Kitty daughter of a gardener. Kinloch woos and leaves Kitty to test steadfast love, promising return in ten years. She waits amid social pressure then Kinloch returns as a new lieutenant. Kitty learns he is kinoched by fate, and they fuse their namesake story in a quiet window moment.

Kitty Aunt Bell Kildare Kinloch Kinlock Grant Harry Dao Usell Pather Philip Grant Philip Waterloo Kate Daly India Fle Hartford Times

Tetterine Advertises Comfort and Swear Reduction

An 19th century ad claims Tetterine soothes calcified sores while reducing cursing. It promotes the product as 50 cents at drug stores or by mail from J. T. Shuptrine of Savannah Georgia. The item also notes rail progress: Twenty five miles of the Conge railroad between Montange and Kenge completed, with total length planned at ninety three miles linking waterways above the falls to the sea.

J. T. Shuptrine Savannah Montange Kenge

Bill Arp Reflects on Weddings and Family Life in Atlanta

The writer recalls family milestones and costs of weddings, dowries, and gifts, noting ten children and grandkids driving expenses. He describes a silk dress for his wife, a modest wedding, and the generational urge to celebrate with a modern town and a Tallulah Falls trip.

Various Social Observations and Anecdotes From a Bygone Era

A miscellany noting life odds in four room houses versus single chambers, divorce remarriage limits in ancient Greece, affordability of a Japanese lifestyle, and leading women’s clubs. It also mentions a Boston bird fancier’s parrot learning Chinese, railroad maps skewing geography, scarce Comisin Séune, and a pitch for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure-all tonic.

Japan New York Sorosts New England United States

Dixie Interstate Fair Opens in Macon with 40000 Cash Premiums

The Dixie Interstate Fair in Macon Georgia runs October 23 to November 5 1894 under the State Agricultural Society and Macon Exposition Company. It promises 40000 in cash premiums, new buildings and a broad Midway with international attractions including a German Village Cairo Street Libby Glass Japanese Village and a grand 9 foot Montana Silver Statue with gold base. The grounds glow with 50 arc lights and a grand pyrotechnic display nightly.

State Agricultural Society and Macon Georgia South Columbia Street of Cairo Libby Glass Wirks Glass Weavers Montana Sanford

Light of the Tropic Firefly Outshines All Leavening Power

A historical note cites Loyd's Newspaper on tropical fireflies. It describes the cuenjo as the brightest land insect light, with thirty eight beetles yielding one candle power. It mentions Cuban use for night lighting and a scientist's claim that light arises from chemical l composition rather than vital force.

London Pans Glasgow Loyd Tropics Cuba

Bees as Postmen Experiment Takes Flight

An English agriculturalist tests training bees to carry letters by microphotography and attach a printed message to the bee’s back. The bee flies home like a carrier pigeon, offering stealth during war as a potential advantage over human messengers.

Moths in Carpets and Home Moth Removal Tips

Moths in carpets can be killed by warming and steaming. Wring a coarse towel in cold water, spread it on the carpet, and iron it dry where the moths are. Do not press hard. heat and steam destroy the moths without damaging carpet color.

Telephone Line To Link Madrid And Berezilos Soon

A long distance line between Madrid and Berezlous, about 500 miles, will be completed soon. An Augusta Maine firm sends to potteries abroad photos of places of note reproduced on china. Maine pride rests on natives pronouncing local names while Ontario names like Misquabenish Kashagawigamog and Kahoyeambejewagamog challenge tongue. Two men left a large case at a Memphis rail depot. its opening revealed mutiny of a show from a Norwegian mine. The body measured 9 feet 1 inch and was well preserved.

Madrid Berezlous Augusta Maine Ontario Memphis Norway

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