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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1907
Page
3
An article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to restore vitality in married women and mothers. It claims benefits for pelvic health, nerve strength, and facial vitality, while warning against miracle cures and urging consults with Dr. Pierce. It also promotes Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as complementary treatments.
A large audience heard Dr. Edwin Mims discuss national spirit and literature at the city high school as the opening talk in a Friday lecture series by Trinity College faculty under city schools auspices. Upcoming talks feature Dr. W. P. Few and others on topics from poetry to German ideals, with several illustrations and a focus on nationalism and literary history.
A clip from a 20th century miscellany notes the humming bird uses cobweb as an outer non conductor for apparent lightning protection. It also warns of West Indian ticks haunting travelers and a rare blood jet from a Mexican horned lizard. Copper contamination gives green Parmesan its color.
An advertisement for a rose cut diamond ring with Tiffany setting in 12Kt gold and Belcher style invites orders of 2.00 plus mailing costs. It promises a free complexion recipe with payment by money order stamps or bills and urges order placement before supply runs out.
Information only schedule listing daily and mixed trains from Durham North Carolina to Greensboro Goldsboro Selma Raleigh Richmond and beyond. Notes connect at Greensboro for Florida Express Washington and Jacksonville sleeper services and at Goldsboro for Atlantic Coast Line and for Norfolk regional stops. Includes outbound and inbound times with weekends and partial routes.
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