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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1890
Page
4
A fragment from a Durham Recorder page recounts a playful berry field encounter between a bashful boy and a flirtatious girl. Their exchange hints at kissing and provokes remarks about flirtation, with no clear moral, and notes the pair’s coy banter as they tease each other in a rural setting.
A fragmented State News column lists varied items from towns like High Point, Mount Airy, New Bern, and Wilkesboro. It mentions sheep movements, tobacco leaf warehouses, early Scuppernong grapes, a curious pig without feet, a huge monster bone rumor, and an advertisement for Dr. Parker's medical institute.
The North Carolina Democratic Convention in Raleigh, led by Ed. Chambers Smith, praised harmonious prospects for party supremacy. Hon. A. Leazel was named temporary chairman, and nominations were made for Chief Justice and Associate Justice with acclamation.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the purest and best medicine of medical science. It claims ingredients are carefully selected and personally examined, with only the best retained. Production is supervised by capable pharmacists and every step is watched to ensure optimal results.
A Fort Worth Gunette item notes Dr Harison's European consuls grow tainted by free trade leanings. The dispatch claims they seek leniency in enforcing the McKinley bill provisions, or more if not for job fears. The remark implies pressure within diplomatic circles and potential policy tensions.
An ad promotes Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children claiming it soothes pains gums calms colic and treats diarrhoea. The cure is advertised at twenty five cents per bottle with a Sep 27 date stamp.
In Topeka Kansas on July 2 1889 Mrs J J Suangley reports long standing dyspepsia relief after two months use of Microbe iller claiming weight gain and improved appetite. Neighbors also report benefits. Sold by R Buacnyaty and Son in Topeka Kans.
The fragment lists J S Carr as president and Leo D Heartt as cashier with W W Fuller as vice president and Chas A Jordan as another officer. No event or date is provided.
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