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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1903
Page
1
A collection of aphorisms on manners policy and conversation. The piece notes the folly of excessive talk and the ease of mischief from jokes while reflecting on social behavior and trust in neighbors. It cites practical humor and the pauses of wit in everyday life.
A Maud Muller lodge forms as the column surveys beauty ideals, health tips, and social mores. It notes coal mine work, Calico origin, Raffia trend, and advice on health, diet, beauty regimens, and home duties with several pithy maxims and humorous asides.
A varied collage notes topics from degrees, oysters quality, and physicians per population to coal miner lungs and Chicago park area. It touches London auctions, submarine fleets, rail travel, India army composition, Mexico unemployment, Brazil coffee share, and street risks in St. Louis, with quips on newspapers, meat prices, and homely wisdom.
A mix of cheeky gossip and brief news items. Sage criticizes American girls aiming for foreign spouses while John Mitchell works on a book to keep coal prices down. The Bank of England raises its discount rate to 4 percent and Krupp unveils a fast, long range gun. Coal production and penny coinage data are noted along with a clay coal substitute invention by Walkenstein offering a cheap smokeless fuel.
Wide tires for wagons and goats to clear brush are advised. The piece notes Sadie Vale the cow yielding 2754 pounds of milk in thirty days, and a Jersey calf born at Pekin Indiana on Feb 4 1902 with another in March 1908. It highlights vast egg shipments, fertilizing orchards now, and a 15.2 hand mare Dan Patch’s pacing record of 19 59. It mentions Rural Free Delivery Carriers Association and 17 000 rural carriers serving 12 million residents.
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