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Orange County Observer in Hillsborough, North Carolina

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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1894

Page

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Reunion of Brothers After Shipwreck and Suffering

Dr Preston, the surgeon, recalls a poignant tale of Jack and his brother Tom as a missing brother reappears in a hospital ward. The meeting follows a shipwreck linked to Hull and a locket that ties the brothers across years of separation.

Dorth Ugland Jnl Martin Preston Mgan Usaucher Rimil Usall Tian Tom Jack Siste Poe Black Wells Court Hull Dr. Freston Wyan Minnie Teast Gion No. 7 Ear Freston Dr. Preston Tom Preston

Prickly Lettuce Invades Mississippi Valley Farmlands

A three year spread of prickly lettuce in Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois is noted by L H Pamanel of Iowa Agricultural College. The weed resembles cultivated lettuce with prickly stems and yellow flowers. It now covers many streets and yards. seeds disperse easily. Removal while young is crucial to prevent further spread.

Mississippi Valley Iowa Wisconsin Illinois L. H. Pamanel Iawa Agricultural College Misppi Massachusetts Ofessor Morrow University of [Linois Ames

Barberton Man Encounters Wandering Snake Tale

A Barberton resident walking near Concession Creek recalls his father’s fishing methods after trapping a vagrant snake with the help of a companion named Ulackenatke. The reptile, described as a born slinger, sparked a brief tale of local wildlife and sport.

Concession Creek Ulackenatke

Ladies' Column on Pique Fashion and Coordinated Attire

The New York Journal notes the return of white pique pelisses and the growing use of pique with black satin ribbons and chiffon vests. It suggests using pique for facings on drill gowns and smart coats over serge skirts, with gold buttons and colored linen accents.

New York Journal

Danish woman carpenter seeks Chicago work in trade revival

A 26 year old Danish apprentice Sophie Christen-Bed, recently admitted to a Copenhagen union, aims to work in Chicago as a carpenter joiner. She cites her self closing book case as sample work and seeks opportunities as the trade improves.

Philadelphia Sophie Christen- Bed Chicago Copenhagen New York Sun

Women Outlive Men In Aging Statistics And Endure

The article argues that women live longer due to avoidance of tobacco and alcohol, citing cases of centenarians including a French woman who lived to 150. It contends women possess strong resilience to daily wear and tear, with commentary on gender endurance and vitality.

New York Medical Building Planned For Physicians

The Chicago Herald reports New York City physicians plan an eleven story Medical Building near Forty third Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Tenants will be limited to medical professionals with amenities for nurses, pneumatic tubes, electric power, and elevator access from carriages. Ground floor shops will serve apothecaries and instruments with granite white stone and artistic entrance carvings.

New York City New York Medical Building Forty-third Academy Sean Chicago Herald

Partridge Tamed in New York Village Home

A partridge male arrived in Weedsport New York about two years ago and settled with a German family. It entered the house, explored the room, and gardened in a cage. The bird eats from hands, will perch on a forefinger, and now tends three fledgling chicks.

Weedsport N.Y J. HL. i Sever

Woman who warned Canby during Modoc War still living

An aged Kiama woman who warned General Canby against meeting Modoc leaders under a safe-keeping tree during the Modoc War is alive, receiving government pensions and services for her wartime conduct and loyalty.

Generel Canby Modoc

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