Japan's Fascination As Told By Pittsburg Visitor
Mr James Todd of Pittsburg shares his Japan trip observations at Pinehurst detailing why the Flowery Kingdom attracts tourists. He notes gardens and chrysanthemums exceed real wonders, recalls captured Russian arms in Tokio Park, and observes fishermen using cormorants at night. He praises Japanese art, bargains, and population density across rice fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
James Todd
Pittsburg
Todd
Japan
Mr. Todd
America
Richmond
Pinehurst
Holly Inn
Tokio
Port Arthur
Rural Postmaster Reports From North Carolina District
A newly appointed rural postmaster in North Carolina reports to Postmaster General Cortelyou detailing harvest progress, weather, health, and religious awakenings in the Potts neighborhood. He notes a neighbor Miss Nancy Micks having a new baby who will not live long, and closes with salutations to Miss Cortelyou and respect for the Postmaster General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortelyou
North Carolina
Jorge Cortelyou
United States
Hear
Nancy Micks
North Carolina Caps Capitol Square Monument History
Fort Fisher relics and two 32 pounder cannons flank a Confederate dead monument in the capitol square. Bronze plates under the granite bases recount the story from the first to the last battle, honoring the Confederate dead with the motto First at Bethel, Last at Appomattox.
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Vance
Capitol Square
Norfolk Navy Yard
Fort Caswell
Tredegar Works
Richmond
North Carolina
Bethel
Appomattox
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Whitman
Tsaddle
Mehlbach Saddle CO
Whitman Saddle Co
Chambers ST
New York
Palm Beach
Florida
Royal Poinciana Hotel
Palm
Lake Worth
Cocoanut Grove
Batchelder & Snyder Company
Blackstone Street
HoosTown
Dobbin & Ferrall Co
Serden
Raleigh
N.C
A. B. Andrews, Jr
Fayetteville Street
Aleigh, WN. C
THE
Citizens
Joseph
Hi. Steinmetz
Florist
N. C
George Sumner Hill
the Carolina
Ruar
Richard Hudnut
Pinehurst Pharmacy
Oriental Tea Company
Seollay Square
Boston
Mass
the Cedars
J. M. Robinson
Magnolia
Pinehurst, N. C
F. B. Pottle
Pine Grove
E. R. Ellis
Mgr
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