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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1898
Page
11
Talmage extols grandmothers as a powerful lineage shaping faith across centuries. He urges mothers and grandmothers to influence future generations, citing historical examples and urging gratitude for elder women who sustained virtue and Christian service through the ages.
The Detroit Free Press profiles Major A Bishop of 715 Third Ave Detroit a leading advocate for a deep water route from the Great Lakes to the ocean. He recalls 1850 as assistant engineer on the Hudson River Railroad and details long service in Detroit since 1861. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring strength after illness and endorses them for building constitution and stamina.
London bankers removed a telephone from the chief office after it caused nuisance by disrupting messenger work. A fraud of 6000 dollars followed, as a swindler exploited the line and warning messages arrived too late. Despite this, London banks still regard the instrument as unsuitable in the capital.
A fragmented 18th to 19th century advertisement page notes David Bushnell of Saybrook Connecticut as an early inventor of a primitive submarine torpedo boat in 1770s. It mentions government discouragement and personal financial loss, plus assorted ads and medical remedies from the era.
Robert Crawford recounts a Uruguayan incident where two men assault a farmer and his wife. A desperate woman shoots one thief dead and nearly shoots the other. The slain man proves to be the Attorney General, and the accomplice possibly the criminal court judge.
A Philadelphia Call report tells of a son of Ireland painting a fence with a troubled face. A bystander asks why he works so quickly and he replies he has little paint left to finish the job before it is all gone.
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