28 Oct 1891
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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1891
Page
1
A fragment from the Sanford Express sharing an Orator’s plea for cooperation and public virtue. It compares unity to biblical acts, urges kindness, and notes life’s brevity while urging perseverance through difficulties. Included are remarks attributed to A M C and a brief moral reflection on political behavior.
Henry Somerest, vice president of the World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and president of the British Woman’s Temperance Association, arrives in New York for the November 9 convention carrying an anti liquor petition with 270 000 names. The piece urges Democratic unity as essential to relief and cites a medical ad for Dr Miles Nervine.
Rev Dr Hawes of Staunton Virginia praises Carm’s Emulsion with Norwegian liver oil and hypophosphites as highly curative for pneumonia related lung inflammation and scrofula. He testifies lifelong health improvement after three months of use, recommending it to readers via E A Craigiel &Co wholesale druggists in Lynchburg.
A column discusses a Buffalo man's condensed book for busy readers, critiques American appetite for abridged knowledge, and laments haste over culture. It cites Gerald Massay on libraries, notes mixed public reactions to urban morality, looks at wage figures for working women, and columns on politics, invention, and social tensions with a period voice.
A committee appointed by the Democratic Executive Committee has finished its work and will present its findings to the public once all members are available.
Hazy text fragment mentions names and phrases but lacks clear events or entities to summarize. The legible parts resemble a stray remark or overheard speech rather than a full report or notice.
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