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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1895
Page
2
A compilation of diverse items notes income tax law self executing and home economy ideas, song lyrics, French and Italian personal crisis statistics, North Carolina and Southern industry remarks, discussions of silver and finance, and praise for medicines. It reads as a patchwork of editorial snippets, poems, and public notices from January 1895.
Senator Ransom and Mrs. Vance skipped the White House reception with Mrs. Vance mourning. Mrs. Colonel Morehead hosted an elegant luncheon at the Shorean last Saturday. Site choice for the government printing office ends a quest led by General Mahone. Senator Jones led Democratic factions on the tariff and currency bills after a treasury conference with Senator Camden of West Virginia.
The clippings cite biblical measurements, W. O. T. U. youth unions in South Africa, Gen Booth’s Salvation Army children, Presbyterian relief funds totaling 1 386 776 74, Yale students weekend travel to New York, Salvation Army in Hawaii with diverse converts, the Religious Tract Society’s global publishing, Miss Smallwood’s fundraising for a Black kindergarten in Augusta, and Mary Patterson as the first Black woman to earn an M A noting Oberlin’s early courage for women in higher degrees.
A mosaic of quips and jokes from various papers. It puns on weathered topics like fashion, politics, love, religion, and sport, pairing cartoonish dialogue with brief captions and heading phrases. The fragmentary item imitates a humor column’s quick skits and witticisms.
Milwaukee resident H Heineman credits a box of Japanese Pile Cure for ending his lifelong pursuit of wealth after a New York physician prescribed the remedy. Sold locally by W Earby.
Albert Fowler brother of Chie Judge Fowler of the Maryland judicial circuit and United States consul at Morrisburg Ontario is visiting friends in Baltimore on a leave of absence.
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