Rev Y Yoshioka Preaches in Raleigh A Bright Japanese Student
The young Japanese Methodist student Rev Y Yoshioka, 28, preached in Raleigh during a visit to promote missionary work in Japan. He studied at Vanderbilt and Kioto government schools, conversion in Kobe in 1857, and plans to return as a missionary after another year. He spoke on Japan's Christian progress and urged prayers for missionaries.
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Raleigh
Y. Yosuioka
Japan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Vanderbilt University
Kioto
Kobe
W. R. Lambeth
M. E. South
Land of Islands
M. E. Church South
Walter Lambeth
Christ
Mr. Yoshiok
Istor
Cherokee Chief Election Sparks Republican Opposition
The Cherokee Nation faces a Chief election with two tickets the Cherokee National party led by N J Smith and an opposing Republican Spray party. Critics say federal interference and local officials seek to steer the outcome to benefit their agenda while criticizing outsiders, urging support for Chief Smith.
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Cherokee, N.C
Cherokee National Party
Republican
Spray
Lloyd Welch
N. J. Smith
John Yess Tahquitt
Chiefan
H. W. Spray
Jim Bly
North Carolina
Smith
Washington
Little Ben
Cha-Lah-Kee
Atest
Ion
Brady crozine cited as headache cure report
G E Carter of Holly Springs New York reports that Brady crozine cured his mother’s long standing headaches after years of suffering.
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G. E. Carter
Holly Springs, N. Y
Science vs Baseball in Public Interest Debate
A Wake Forest professor argues the public favors lighter amusements over science. The piece questions why Raleigh lacks accessible university extension offerings for youth who cannot attend college and urges expansion of science education to broaden public interest.
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the Chronicle
Poteat
Wake Forest
Raleigh
Potent
Teachers’ Assembly
All year health resort springs advertised in Moore County
An advertisement proclaims an all-year health resort near West End Moore County offering remedies for chronic diarrhea cystitis kidney troubles cholera infantum and debility. It highlights balmy pine breezes and a mineral spring reputed for curative qualities, run deep from ancient rock beds known to locals.
Jackson Springs Mineral Waters Attract Settlers In North Carolina
Long noted for potent mineral waters at Jackson Springs, the springs drew families and campers into Moore County. A formal option was later obtained on the springs and surrounding land. An 1890 analysis by the North Carolina Experiment Station details sulfate and carbonate constituents and other minerals in the water.
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Jackson Springs
Smme
Moore
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Ratesen
N. C
P. M. Wilson
U. S
Dam Washes Away After Century Old Dam
The Reuben Marthe mill pond dam in Harnett County Avex North Carolina washed away in heavy rains. The one hundred year old dam carried a county road, had trees growing on it, and withstood prior cyclones though the recent flood overtopped and toppled it. Water flowed over the dam but the force finally caused failure, after which the cyclone earlier moved a thousand pound stone nearby.
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Avex
N. C
Reuben Marthe
Harnett County
Jackson Springs Hotel Opens Near West Aberdeen Area
A newly rebuilt hotel named Jackson Springs Hotel announces opening near West Aberdeen and West End, about fifteen miles south of Southern Pines. The adjacent railroad line from Raleigh and Augusta is cited as the main enterprise backing the project led by Mr. A. F. p, with funds used for entire formation and equipment.
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Aberdeen
West End
Southern Pines
Jackson Springs Hotel Opens to Public For Reasonable Rates
Fragments describe a hotel inviting the public to stay at reasonable rates, highlighting healing odors and pure atmosphere as benefits. The notice references the Long Leaf Pine and sections contributing to a therapeutic environment and invites inquiries for details.
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Jackson Springs
McPHERSON THOMPS Announces Jackson Springs Water Testimonials
Read carefully the following testimonials from those who have benefited and been cured by the Jackson Springs Water at West End Moore County North Carolina. The endorsements highlight relief from various ailments and improved health attributed to the mineral waters.
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Jackson Springs
Reverent Lacy Endorses Marvelous Restorative
A Norfolk Virginia letter from Wa. S. Lacy praises a natural remedial tonic for throat and general weakness. He reports personal recovery after prolonged illness and notes his wife’s improvement after use. The writer thanks friends and mentions the tonic’s effectiveness during summer and illness.
Truly Wonderful What Jacke From WW T Jones Letter
From Carthage North Carolina a letter praises a gathering where people endure hardships to reach a distant location. The writer notes crowds, tents, wagons, and outdoor cooking, expecting a new hotel to provide much needed accommodations eighteen miles away.
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T. Jones
Pressson & Jones Hugey
Carthage
McPhersgs
Jackson
Heaccom
Water packing and pricing notice from McPherson and Thompson
Packed for shipping this valuable water for pawn shipping purposes in six to the gallon and two F dozen bottles to the case. If strong mineral qualities make water effervescent it can be packed in large bottles. For prices and further particulars address McPherson and Thompson West End Moore County North Carolina.
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McPherson & Thompson
West End
Moore Co
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Jesus Christ
Republian Party
State Chronicle
West End, Moore County, N. C
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H. B. Barrie
Star
P. M.ilson
Barnet
Imperial Colony
Eberhardt & Pescud
W.S. Lacy
Messrs
McPhErson
Lacy
Mar Peeren
Boushst
Norfolk, Va
Jacke
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