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Doctor Evans Soothing Syrup Claims to Ease Teething Fits
An 19th century advertisement extols Dr Evans Soothing Syrup for teething pain in infants. It describes gums swelling and convulsions from dentition, promises rapid relief after rubbing on gums, and urges parents to keep the syrup in the nursery. It quotes a testimonial from a father about a recovering infant and lists regular agents across cities.
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Evans
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Chatham Star
J.M. Repay
Howie Tarboro
North Carolina Finance and Rail Road Support Plan
The speech argues for increasing Bank of the State and Cape Fear capital to one million each, with the state transferring Cherokee bonds to back loans to Wilmington Raleigh and Raleigh Gaston Rail Roads. It notes rail ventures are costly, urges state aid and supervision, and emphasizes benefits to farmers, laborers, and national mobility. It urges Nag's Head inlet study and broader internal improvements including Neuse River, rail, and turnpikes to boost commerce and prosperity.
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Cape Fear
Literary Fund of
North Carolina
Wilmington
Raleigh
Raleigh and Gaston
Ioad
Europe
United
United States
Bank of the
Vola
General Assembly
Nag
Board of Interval Improvements
Walter Gwynn
Congress
Frst
Nugz
Wan Inlet
Nag’s Head
War Department
Gwynn
Board of Internal Improvements
Pungo Canal
Neuse
South Carolina
Newbern
Wilmington and
Releigh
West India
Buncombe Road
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