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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1907
Page
4
A fragmented 18th century theater notice mentions "The Maid of the Will" and a Garrick adaptation at Burroytue. It references plays about the Earl of Sect and a Derty dynasty, with timing shifts from Thursday to Wednesday for two major events.
Lesson commentary recalls Israel’s conquests under Joshua amid sin and faith. It notes Achan’s disobedience, the Gibeonites’ misstep, and God's aid through miraculous hail and lengthened day. Caleb seeks the mountain, trusting the Lord’s strength to drive out giants.
A column argues Latin in prescriptions protects patients from misreading English phrasing and deadly confusions. It surveys long lived trees worldwide, noting a 700 year old oak near Paisley and other ancient specimens, as examples of nature's enduring ages.
The Wall Street Journal defines laissez faire as a policy that leaves the existing order undisturbed and allows society to adjust in its own time, trusting balance will emerge without active government intervention. It notes the term implies non disruption of current structures by economists and policymakers.
A well known horseman explains a natural history fact: every four footed beast begins forward motion with the left hind leg. He notes even a child placed on all fours will move first with its left leg, using the hands where the fore legs would be.
Administratrix Fannie F Morris of the estate of Canara Maye announces that all claims must be verified by October 5, 1965, or be barred. Debts to the estate should be settled promptly with the undersigned. Dated October 5, 1907. Guthrie Avenue, Fan fart, N
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