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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
6
A modern Sherlock assures a hopeful suitor’s proposal will be heard by sprinkling tucks in the rug. Moments later muffled yells ring out as the anxious parent hands the detective a check, ending the scene with a comic twist.
A collection of short comic exchanges from newspaper gossip notes. Characters include Johnny seeking a medical future by cutting up cyclo podiums and a neighbor who squanders her voice as a file. A wary fiancé questions marriage while a maid sighs at wedding rehearsal.
Short quotes reflect editorial whimsy on wealth and social programs and a remark about free soup houses for educated people. A Philadelphia Bulletin dialogue notes Claire offering two dancing lessons as the conversation turns to her pupils and her eyes.
The Denver Field and Farm advises farmers to layer freshly cut alfalfa with straw when stacking after the second cut. By alternating four feet of straw and two feet of alfalfa and adding salt, the aroma and strength are retained, producing first class hay. Narrow high stacks stay greener. very wide bays require adjustment.
Official notice lists towns and districts with scheduled tax collection dates and locations for 1902. County tax collector J Lewis sets Dec visits at courthouses, stores, and book closes in Vienna each Saturday, detailing orders for Zoar Byromville Unadilla Pinehurst and multiple districts.
Praises Campbell soil methods and urges deep rooting as a path to wealth in the corn belt. cites 1895 and 1901 corn yields, advises planting winter wheat five to six inches deep, and stresses using moist ground and proper rotation to endure heat and drought.
A dense ad announces hundreds of budget fashion items for men women and children. Jackets capes skirts waists hats and trim goods with prices from under a dollar to dozens. Text highlights fabrics, carpets, footwear, and menswear with phrases urging customers to shop to save money.
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