Durham Recorder Announcement of Rates and Postage
The Durham Recorder notes its establishment in 1820 and its second class mail status dated August 8, 1903. It lists subscription rates for one year six months and three months and mentions that advertising rates are available on request.
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Durham
N. C
Tribute to Lee Reflects North South Unity Across Nation
Durham reports celebrate Lee birth anniversary with praise for his generalship and character. The piece cites Collier’s sketches and Brigadier-General Frederick Dent Grant’s tribute, praising Lee’s leadership, Christian bearing, and lasting legacy for both regions. It notes related articles in Collier’s Weekly and College periodicals, plus a Durham Chamber of Commerce stance on roads bonds and a McClure’s advertisement.
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Lee
South
Collier's National Weekly
Robert E. Lee
America
North
Potomac
Lincoln
U. S. Grant
Scott
City of Mexico
Appomattox
West Point
Engineer Corps
Grant
Chapultepec
Confederacy
Nothern
Virginia
Seb’’ Stuard
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Stonewall Brigade
Grand
Frederick Dent Grant
Colliers
Durhan Chamber of Commerce
Durham
Holly superstition and Christmas holly traditions
The article notes two types of holly prickly and non prickly and claims the bringer will be master based on leaf texture. It says a broken holly bunch from church decoration kept for next Christmas protects from lightning and brings a lucky year.
Artificial Snow and Holiday Quotes for Gift Ideas
The piece suggests store display ideas using artificial snow created from mucilage and salt, water mirrors with ducks for water effects, and snowlike textures from gum arabic and flour. It also mentions trimming toy balls with cotton wool for snowball effects and offers Christmas quotations to pair with gifts with sentiment and calendar reminders.
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A fragmentary text appears to discuss a social interaction with unclear names and events. The readable portion mentions attempts to convince a woman and reference to a New Zealand source, but specifics are missing. The excerpt lacks coherent details to form a clear summary.
No Man Is Stronger Than His Stomach Claim
An article argues that physical strength derives from proper digestion and nutrition. It emphasizes the stomach as the vital organ for energy and health, warning that a weak stomach leads to overall weakness and illness in organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys.
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Freya
Venus
Hoeder
Boston
Vieree
Rene
Les Hamman Sen
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LA Sage
Pierce
Tintalo
N.Y
Judge tardiness spurs call for fines on judges
The Greensboro Record riffs on a delay in court and argues judges should be fined like witnesses and jurors. It mocks the idea that a judge would fine himself and suggests passing a law to enforce penalties.
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Greensboro
Seaboard Air Line Railway Schedule Opens April 16 1905
Schedule effective April 16 1905 lists Durham departures with No 238 at 10 30 daily except Sunday to Oxford and Henderson, and No 222 at 6 00 pm daily except Sunday mixed train to Henderson. arrivals include No 241 at 4 05 pm from Henderson and Oxford and No 221 at 9 00 am from Henderson. connects at Henderson with north south through trains. rates times reservations and information from S H Reams in Durham and C B Ryan G P A Portsmouth VA.
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Durham
Oxford
Henderson
Sun
Roxboro
Denniston
Boston
Houston
LynChburg
St. Louis Express
Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke
Columbus
Bluefield
Cincinnati
Radford
Bristol
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Rock Mount
Winston Salem
Norton
Welch
Farmville
Richmond
Petersburg
Norfolk
Winston-Salem
Charlotte, N. Co
North Carolina
Pulaski
Betty Baker
Galax
Fries
Clinch Valley
M. F. Bragg
Trav. Pass
Agt
W. B. Bevill
G.P. A
Gen
Putin Trois
Phorham
N.C
Connect
Toy
Goblishore
Atlantic Consour
Wilmington
Tarboro
Aml
Atlanta
North Caroli
Kinston
New Bern
Foo
Keysvn
Easthound
da ‘O
Selina
Wilson
Oxfor
Chase City
Keysville
Raleigh
Atreme
Ton A. m
Greensboro
Greensbro
Washington
New York Pointe North
Charlotte
Winstert- Salem
Cavenshoro
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Jack Ville
U. S
Foreclosure Sale of Wake County Land in Trust Deed
Victor S. Bryant announces a public sale on February gth 1907 at noon to the highest bidder for cash. The property in Wake County adjoins Zachriah Rich Lacy King and W. W. King, described as two acres more or less, and is being sold due to default on notes secured by a November 22 1902 deed of trust.
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Henry Dillard
Register of Deeds
Wake County
North Carolina
Zachriah Rich
Lacy King
W. W. King
Victor S. Bryant
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