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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1891
Page
3
Miss Mary Anderson announces retirement from the stage and plans to sell stage dresses scenery and props in London. The sale signals an indefinite farewell to performing as critics note the shift in her theatrical career.
Scattered court references and political commentary appear, noting cases such as Browhe against Railroad with new trial error, Dodd N Railroad versus R and D Railroad, and Long versus Rankin affirmed. The text also hints at political rhetoric and social norms discussions including theater stage behavior and sensational charges, with garbled place names and dates.
A local advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a pure remedy for liver and kidney diseases, pimples, salt rheum, malaria fevers, and other conditions caused by impure blood. The tonic is touted to cleanse the system, relieve headaches, constipation and indigestion, with a money back guarantee.
Land sale notice from Superior Court in the matter of C Green Receiver of Charles itt oles and others. On Monday March 23 1891 at court house door Durham County the land described runs from Turner Brownings corner east 14 chains 40 links to Vickets corner south 18 chains 10 links to Flouse corner with R L D Henrys line west 7 chains 15 links south 14 chains to take then west 7 chains 25 links to a stake and 27 chains links to beginning containing 20 59 acres. Terms 5000 dollars on purchase with balance in 12 months secured by bond at 8 percent interest title retained until paid. C B Green Receiver.
The readable fragments describe a health related matter involving Dr Milow Medenl FRc toon tos and a person named Samy e o at Yearbys 10 sere. The text mentions neuralgia and nervous symptoms amid unclear context and instructions to address the doctor.
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