Chicken-livered office-holders and wheat plans urged
The article condemns weak office holders who fear mobs and seek votes over law and order, endorsing bold officials. It argues for sowing wheat in Eastern Carolina, urging farmers to plan fall crops, noting regional underproduction. It reports a Raleigh temperance gathering and anti-saloon league aims, plus a North Carolina emigration analysis and mob violence concerns.
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Carolina
Raleigh
North Carolina Anti-Saloon League
Acta
Watts
Boards of Commissioners
CuarteTre News
Union
South
Gettysburg Valor and the Army of Northern Virginia
Captain W R Bond argues over the Gettysburg narrative, praising Confederate brigades Pettigrew and Trimble while critiquing leadership and strategy. He discusses Longstreet, Lee, and Jackson, contrasts left and right flank actions, and challenges myths of Pickett’s assault with cautions on casualty reporting and morale. He emphasizes North Carolinian troops and the Hood idea in Confederate strategy.
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W. R. Bond
News and Observer
Gettysburg
Confederacy
Appomattox
Virginia
Pettigrew
Trimble
Pickett
Malvern Hill
Pennsylvania
Lane
Scales
Archer
North Carolina
Davis
Mississippi
Daniel
Barkdale
Armistead
Garrett
Kemper
Richmond
Hood
Jackson
Chancellorshire
Longstreet
Richmond Examiner
South
Chancellorsville
Franklin
Scotland Neck
N. C
Catarrh of the Stomach and Digestive Aid Claim
A patient describes stomach catarrh from overloaded digestion and decaying food irritating the mucous membrane while glands secrete mucin. The narrator reports long suffering and failure of doctors until using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertises Long Use
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a sixty year remedy for teething pain relief, gum softening, and diarrhea. It claims instant relief for children and notes sales by druggists across the region, priced at twenty five cents.
Nurse endorser touts Peruna as a tonic of efficiency
Mrs. Kate Taylor a graduated nurse of prominence shares an open letter praising Peruna for convalescent recovery and renewed vitality. The letter cites quicker relief compared with other tonics and advocates Dr Hartman and free summer treatment for women with catarrhal diseases at The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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Kate Taylor
Peruna
Hicago
Monroe St
Hartman
Penunia Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Origin of My Maryland in Southern Farm Magazine
Mr James B R Randall narrates his youth in 1861 as a professor at Poydras College in Louisiana. Reading of the Massachusetts regiment's Baltimore passage stirred him to verse, birthing Maryland My Maryland. He details writing at night, presenting to pupils, publication in the Delta, and his later shift to prose while noting the poem's lasting hold on him.
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Pickett
W. Rb.johnston
Belleview
149Th Pa
Stone
Vermont
Iuften
Stonewall
Southern Farm Magazine
James BR. Randall
Columbia
Maryland
Poydras College
Parion
Point Coupee
Louisiana
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Virginia
James Clarence Mangan
Delta Bur
Hanocook Sulphur Remedies Promoted for Skin Ailments
An old advertisement urges using Hanocook's Liquid Sulphur for eczema pimples and skin diseases. It also recommends Han Sea Sulphur Ointment with the liquid for scales sores and rough skin and promises relief after a few applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanocook
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J. P. Wimberley
W. A. Dunn
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R. H. Smith
Giite & Smith
Stuart H. Smith
Staten Bld’g
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Aycock
C. B. Aycock
Norfolk
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Kitchin & Kitchin
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Futrell Building
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M' Walsh Steam Marble and Granite Works
Ycamore St
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