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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1891
Page
3
A garbled fragment mentions Vin Nam exhibiting at a Therm Expo and Television item. The readable piece hints at an event display with tech or electronics focus and possible regional involvement. Limited names or dates are present.
A crowded Exposition showcases exhibits from universities, trades, and industries. Highlights include the University of North Carolina display, channels of progress at the colored department, and a notable miniature cotton press from the Taylor Cotton Press company. Visiting schools from Wilson and La Grange enjoyed the displays, with pupils from the Institute for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind among the attendees.
Postmaster Wm Timmons of Idaville Indiana extols Electric Bitters as superior for kidney and liver trouble. Farmer John Leslie and hardware merchant J W Gardner of Idaville add favorable remarks. An old line uses Simmons Liver Regulator for indigestion by O G Sparks former mayor of Macon Georgia. Bottles priced 50 cents at John Y Mac Rae’s drugstore.
The text lists a sequence of towns including Raleigh Mill Brook Wake Forest Franklinton Kittrell Henderson Warren Plas Macon and Weldon with times like 5 15 pm 5 39 pm 6 01 pm 6 36 pm 7 22 pm 8 30 pm and notes Leaves Louisburg at 7.35 pm and 11.30 pm indicating a transport timetable fragment.
Miller and Lindsay district agents for North Carolina advertise a mail back form to obtain estimates and calendars. The notice provides an office address in Raleigh in the Henry Building in front of the post office lock box 37 and requests age and birthday details for an estimate.
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