Rare Book Room at Duke Holds Noted Collectibles
Duke University’s rare book room in West Campus library houses extensive Whitman and Walt collections plus first editions by Byron Dryden Pope Tennyson and Johnson. The room features period furniture and a guest book with autographs from visitors including Sandburg Frost Coffin and Evans.
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Durham
Duke University
Cicero
Dante
Milton
Carl Sandburg
Robert Frost
Walt Whitman
University Library
Karl Beck
New York City
University
Josiah C. Trent
Whitman
Mary Duke Trent
Sarah Elizabeth Trent
Greg Trent
Barbara Biddle Trent
Ossian
Shakespeare
The
Swedenborg
Blake
Morocco
Robert P. Tristram Coffin
Luther Evans
Library of Congress
George R. Stewart
George Washington Flowers
Silas Marner
William Gilmore Simms
Henry Timrod
Poe
Paul Hamilton Hayne
Georgia
South Carolina
Duke Library
Hayne
Tobacco
Beautie
Sandburg
Steinbach
George Ehrhardt
Divinity School
Frost
Gulliver
Tristram Shandy
Boswell
Samuel Johnson
Lord Chesterfield
Coleridge
Byron
Dryden
Pope Tennyson
Johnson
Newman I. White
Thomas James Wise
Shelley
Wise
Duke University Library
Third School Robbed In Spindale Area
Rutherfordton Feb 14 authorities investigated three robberies totaling 950 dollars. A safe at Rutherfordton Spindale high school yielded 800 dollars, Shelby high school reported 100 dollars missing, and Forest City high school about 50 dollars missing. Most Rutherfordton Spindale loot belonged to seniors saving for a Washington trip.
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Rutherfordton
Rutherfordton- Spindale High School
Shelby High School
Forest City High School
Rutherfordton-Spindale
Washington
Misnomer on North American robins origins
English colonists called the American birds robins by the name of the European redbreast or thrush. Britannica notes that these North American robins are actually thrushes, not true sparrows or true robins.
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North America
Nobel prizes awarded since inauguration total over five million
More than five million one hundred fifty thousand dollars have been awarded since the Nobel prizes began. The awards honor leading men and women for service to literature science and international peace.
Textile Worker and Wife Charged in Fatal Fight
Charlotte police arrested machinist James Hasty and his wife Virginia after a brawl at their southside home left textile worker George Hinson with neck bruises and died at a hospital. James Hasty is held on an open charge and Virginia Hasty detained as a material witness.
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Charlotte
George Hinson
J. E. Jones
B. W. Stogner
James Hasty
Virginia Hasty
Hastys
Hasty
Book matches gain popularity after limited initial run
Book matches were unpopular at first with under a million made in year one. Today the United States produces over 200 billion annually. Yap island now under U S control was once ruled by Spain, Germany, and Japan.
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United States
Yap
Population trends and migration in the 1840s world
The United States population is estimated to rise by about 1,000,000 annually. In 1848 about 20,000 of Australia’s 400,000 people left for California in search of gold, reflecting global migration patterns of the era.
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United States
Australia
California
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