Relic of Ye Olden Time in Raleigh Newsprint 1836
An 1836 Raleigh Register page reprints political rhetoric about Van Buren and Johnson, praises Republican-Whig candidates, and notes national events, French lectures by Arago, and Florida and Alabama campaigns. It highlights travel ads, early newspapers finance, and contrasts old travel with modern routes to Pinehurst, Raleigh, and Weldon.
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Raleigh Registers
North Carolina Gazette
Joseph Gules & Son
Messrs. Gales & Son
Raleigh Register
Otto
Egister
van Buren
Richard M. Johnson
Johnson
Hugh L. White
John Tyler
Register
North Carolina
Hegister
Florida
Alabama
Scott
Gaines
Brame
Spain
Madrid
Seville
Don Carlos
Washington
Jefferson
Gen. Harrison
Mr. Milligan
Delaware
New York
Pinehurst
Messrs. J. J. Avery & Co
Petersburg
Weldon
Iifax
Turbore
Warrenton
Raleigh
Fayetteville
Augusta
Georgia
Baltimore
Potomac Creek
Richmond & Fredericksburg
Richmond
Weston
Moore County
J. A1
Avery & Co
Noah and the bees in the ark hives joke at library
Dr James K Hosmer visiting Boston met Edward Everett Hale at the new public library He asked about Noahs bees Hale quipped Where Noah kept his bees In the ark hives Hale laughed and moved on The exchange appears in the Ladies Home Journal during Hosmers visit Keepers and gags anchor a light historical anecdote from the era
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James K. Hosmer
Boston
New Public Library
Ladies’ Home Journal
Edward Everett Hale
Hosier
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Also Mentioned on This Page
France
Professor Arago
Paris
M. Arago
M. Arrngo
John J. Milligan
William Henry Harrison
Outlook Building
Noah