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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1893
Page
3
Mrs A Wood wife of a prominent Hardin county pioneer died after a prolonged battle with a malignant form of leprosy. She endured bedridden years as her body became deformed and disfigured, with parts of her face and limbs eaten away by the disease.
The Curontele offers illustrated World's Fair material through a special arrangement with The Christian Union Recreation Department. Free timetables and pamphlets for rail and steamship lines are available by writing to the Chronicle in Raleigh or The Christian Union Pecan Department in New York.
A dense ad page lists bottle sales data for Dr King’s New Discovery with claims of universal satisfaction and refunds. It promotes Kemp’s Balsam for coughs and throat, Castoria for children, hair products, and various patent medicines with prices, dealer mentions, and testimonials. It also notes Raleigh population and directs readers to train department pamphlets and Queen Plating outfits.
An elegant assortment of imported and domestic trimmed and untrimmed hats for ladies and misses. New ribbons, velvets and feathers in fresh shades. Full line of infants and little folks headgear. Styles are correct for our people, inviting inspection and promising satisfaction.
Rail timetable fragment detailing connections from Goldsboro to Wilmington Weldon Richmond and Danville via various trains. Includes southbound Nos 88 97 41 and northbound Nos 14 78 with times at Magnolia Wilmington Wilson Weldon Tarboro Halifax Kingston and other stations. Notes freight connections and branch services to Scotland Neck Washington Parmele Rocky Mount Clinton Warsaw and Fayetteville with daily Sunday and except Sunday variances.
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