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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1899

Page

7

Hornet of life trials says Talmage in sermon

Rev Dr Talmage compares small daily annoyances to a hornet sent by God to refine character. He argues these irritants test patience, sharpen faith, and force moral growth, much as a sculptor shapes a statue. The message urges embracing trials as moral gymnasium toward heaven.

Pega Christ Rene Dunker Ellek Elick Tally Heaven Catherine de’ Medici Columbia Ganges Gail Bethink Polycarp Bistary Troy Polyonip

Remarkable ship Yermak breaks polar ice to aid Arctic trade

The Russian icebreaker Yermak, the world's largest of its kind, completed a polar voyage testing frozen seas up to 80 degrees latitude. It freed forty steamers and opened routes to Cronstadt and St. Petersburg, with Admiral Makaroff praising its performance and noting room for hull strengthening. The voyage, though demanding, supports future Arctic exploration led by icebreakers.

Yermak Luis Jugr Tyre Buttle Teara Elilps Thoes Yermal Cronstadt Revel St. Petersburg Makaroff Tmperint Tolar Sea Advent Bay Spitabergen Ruastan Malwroff Siberian Admiral Makaroff

Tetterine Promises Skin Cure Advertised by Shuptrine

A Washington Star excerpt cites a statesman interview regarding a claim by Dr M L Fielder of Relectio P O Mimore Co Alu praising Tetterine as a radical cure for tetter eczema and skin diseases. The ad urges sending 50 cents in stamps to J T Shuptrine of Savannah Ga for a box postpaid if local druggists don’t stock it.

M.L. Fielder Relectio P, O Mimore Co Alu Savannah

No Backward Riding, John Cook’s Health Change

The late John Cook, originator of "Cook's fours," faced discomfort from riding backward on trains. He reportedly traveled around 40,000 miles yearly and, despite a robust constitution, developed a peculiar nervous affliction in later years that vanished after he stopped riding with his back to the engine.

John Cook

Fragmentary Toledo Notice and Patent Medicine Ads

A garbled historical notice from Toledo Ohio cites sworn statements and notary details dated December with references to firms and legal claims. Included are testimonials and product pitches for Hall's Pill medicine and various remedies, with scattered names and localities.

Bread Cost Study by Snyder at Minnesota College

Professor Harry Snyder of Minnesota Agricultural College reports on bread making at Minnesota University. He notes a pound loaf can weigh about one pound one ounce with 25 percent water added, water weight not nutrients, and estimates cost around two cents per pound not counting fuel or labor. Losses in dry matter range from 2 to 8 percent under certain conditions.

Department of Agriculture Harry Snyder Minnesota Agricultural College Snyder Minnesota University Boston Transcript

Thought Less Women Get No Help From Ill Health Tales

Advertisement style letters recount women in Canton and Philadelphia praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier for relief from menstrual pain backache fainting and weakness after physicians and hospital visits. The testimonials claim weight gain improved health and renewed vitality following treatment and finish with endorsements of the product.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. A. Tour Hibton St Philadelphia Pinkyam Lydia HB Pinkham

Bulldog Diver Dick Sinks Deep for Drowning Boy

An Erie County bulldog named Dick, owned by Meek Wende, dives to the bottom of pools up to ten feet deep. The dog learned to dive after a drowning in Wende Station’s creek, then began extra long underwater holds. Dick uses angled descent to search mud and gravel, often staying beneath the surface for a minute and a half.

Meck Wende Wende Station Erie County Wende

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