The Word Nigger and Southern Women in War Era
The Durham Recorder reviews a New York Advertiser discussion on the word nigger and its use among Black and white communities. It then reprints an essay by Wilbur Fick Tillet on Southern women's education and the postwar push for broader opportunities while preserving home roles. Also notes on Secretary Rusk Europe reciprocity, Blaine credit, a murder trial in Fayetteville, crime studies, and a Holly Springs assassination report.
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New York
Guldridge
Davis Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Harrison
N. J
OC. P. Kinsey
John Guthbridge
Wilbur Fick Tillett
Nashville
Victor Hugo
South
Wellesley
Vassar
Smith
Bryn Mawr
North
England
United States
University of Virginia
Vanderbilt
Johns Hopkins
Rusk
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Department of State
Friends
Blaine
Baby McKee
Germany
France
Denmark
Brazil
Spain
William A
Morrison
Bee
Wade Ee
Mr. Morrison
British Islands
Lynchburg Advance
Holly Springs
Simeon Atkins
Alford
W. W. Hunnicatt
Atkins
Ace Roper
A.J. Buffalo
News-Observer
Immigrant Arrival in 19th Century United States
From 1821 to 1890 more than 15 million immigrants arrived in the United States, a figure equal to about one fourth of the nation’s population.
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United States
Things That Hurt. Northern goods cornered by Southern buyers
Douglas Breeze laments dependence on northern producers for cotton wool and clothing materials. He argues Southerners ship meat and bacon from Chicago, buy fabric by the yard, and import wives and children if prices rise. He urges southern self reliance and local production despite good crops this year.
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Chicago
New England
Douglas Breeze
Anniversary of America's Discovery Ceremonies in Madrid
Spain requests U S representation at the Madrid ceremonies marking the four hundredth anniversary of Christopher Columbus's discovery. Minister E Burd Arable is instructed to represent the United States at the event. A German experiment uses paper pulp to make watch wheels. Contact R I Rogers for Bugies and Carts Wana.
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Spain
United States
Madrid
America
Christopher Columbus
E. Burd Arable
United State
Germany
Lynchburg Watchmakers Ad Promises Fine Jewelry
The advertisement touts diamonds in many sizes and affordable prices, offering solid silver ties and a wide stock of watches jewelry clocks bronzes brass and cut glass. It claims expert repair services and invites fairgoers at Lynchburg Va to visit 809 Main Street for viewing or mail order.
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Rae &4
Virginia
South
Lynchly Fair
Sore Watts
Evland
Jewlers
Opticians
Main Street
Lynchburg
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Durham Recorder
D. Hackney
Assosi
Ation
R. I. Rogers
Wana
Mornexs
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Gobold Hyatt
Noogigte
Bujklen
Arnica Salve
Meckwall
Co. Durham
Tutt's
King
Soria
Anton
Seeaeret
Germetuer
Herndon
Lewis Renbett
Ante, ‘Lan
Alstons
Piney Woods
Golden Belt
North Carolina
Shost
Rosee E. Gladstone
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Carnegie
Cyrus W. Field
Eee Sainsee
Ak M.P
Sie Lyon Lair
Frank R. Stockton
Henry Clews
Vasil Verestchagin
W. Clark Smedth
Teo Wan
Meath
Lyman Abbott
Camille Uree
Mes
Henry M. Stanley
Illustrated Weekly
Rorem
Oxford
Snow
N. Y
Inxford
Bullock & Mitchell
Banner Warehouse
Cozart, Rogers & Co
Centre Warehouse
R. V. Minor & Co
Minor Warehouse
R. F. Knott
Alliance Warehouse
J. M. Currin
W. C. Reed
John Meadows
Ee. Weaver
Jows & Yancey
E. G. Currin
Bullock
John Webb
W. A. Bibbitt
Kingsbury
Glenn, Uyer
S. H
Hawes
Umlevators
Richmond, VA
S. H. Hawes
Richmond
Wootton’s Patent
Agi
Houston
Halifax CO
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