Montgomery County Teachers Institute Earns High Praise
Montgomery County teachers attended the Troy institute where Professors Hughes and Graham praised the event as the best held this year. The program featured a wide attendance, evening entertainments, a debate and the formation of county teacher and school committee associations. Superintendent Prof. R. H. Skeen is credited with uniting and elevating local education and earning acclaim for Montgomery county.
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Grteup
N. C
Montgomery County
North Carolina
Montgomery
Teachers’ Institute
Troy
Hughes and
Graham
Hughes
W. R. Harris
Allen’s
T. C. Hoyle
State County Institute
Alderman
McIver
MeIver
Fessor
R. H. Skeen
Prof. Skeen
Wake Forest Opens Year With Big Freshman Enrollment
Wake Forest, N C September 10 1892 reports record enrollment for the new academic year. President W Cary Dowd leads a finance committee with J W Millard and E Y Webb. The first baseball game ends 13 to 10 in favor of the visitors amid campus social events and a planned garden party with both student and ladies committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
N. C
Wake Forest Athletic Association
W. Cary Dowd
Charlotte
E. Walter Sikes
Junius W. Millard
E. Yates Webb
W. W. Vass, Jr
E. V. ,Howell
J. W. Millard
Ford Wake Forest
J W. M
Talks by the Wayside on Wake crops and college notes
Wake legislator George W. Davis reports crops above average with corn better than last year and cotton weaker. Tobacco is mostly common and a barn weighed over 300 pounds last year, now a hundred pounds lighter. Peas and fodder look strong with good weather expected. A Wake Forest college note cites 203 students present, the Hill lively with enthusiasm, and a campus ice cream reception in the afternoon.
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George W. Davis
Wake
Wake Forest College
Hill
Tragic death by cyanide ends young man life in Charleston
Moses Baumgarten a 26 year old Charlotte native employed on the Charleston World took poison last Sunday night after a troubled romance. Engaged to a Charleston girl her parents objected but a planned elopement remained. A lock of the sweetheart’s hair lay by his bedside and he left a letter stating he intended to marry despite a troubling revelation. His death followed a calm, orderly preparation and his uncle later went to Charleston for the burial.
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Moses Baumgarten
Charlotte
Charleston
South Carolina
Baumgarten
Moore County Board Orders Public Hanging of Bostick
The county commission on last Monday ordered that the execution of Ben Bostick for the murder of Jerome C Currie be public and carried out by the Moore County sheriff on September 30, 1891.
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Bostick
Ben Bostick
Jerome C. Currie
Moore County
Local Health Ad Promises One Dollar A Year Doctor Bills
An advertisement claims Simmons Liver Regulator covers a physician bill for one dollar per year. It markets a tonic as a universal cure and urges readers to subscribe for ongoing medical coverage.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
McPherson and Thompson Remedy Springs Highlight Moore County Waters
Long noted mineral springs in Moore County North Carolina supply balmy breezes and waters praised for indigestion diarrhea bladder troubles kidney issues cholera infantum and debility. Proprietors claim the springs provide proven curative qualities long remembered by locals.
Remarkable Jackson Springs Water Attracts Interest In 1890
The mineral waters of Jackson Springs gain wide renown for medicinal uses from indigestion to dropsy. Visitors camp nearby, cabins rise, and families stay weeks. Samples were analyzed by the North Carolina Experiment Station in January 1890, confirming the spring’s reputed qualities.
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Jackson Springs
Moore
St Jackson Springs
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Baterien
N. C
P. M. Wilson
U. S
Jackson Springs Hotel Opens Near West End
New health resort Jackson Springs Hotel near West End Moore County opens with renovated facilities. Located four miles from West End on the Aberdeen and West End Railroad, it promotes healing through pine odors and pure deep sand atmosphere with affordable rates.
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West End
Aberdeen
Southern Pines
Aberdeen and West End
Augusta
A. F. Page
Jackson Springs
Jackson Springs Water Praised By Norfolk Clergyman
Reverend W S Lacy testifies to the healing powers of Jackson Springs Water as a remedy for dyspepsia and debility. He describes rapid improvement in his own health after using the water and notes marked benefit to his wife, with continued strength after extended visits. He calls the springs a Mecca of health and urges others to try the remedy.
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Messrs
Jackson Springs
Ae Lacy
Iike
S. Lacy
Boush St
Norfolk
Jackson Springs Water Showed Great Health Benefits
W. T. Jones of Jones Buggy Co. writes from Carthage North Carolina May 1 1891 praising Jackson Springs Water. He notes many patients regained health quickly and that crowds visit yearly. He mentions hotel growth aiding visitors and sends sample water from eighteen miles away. He quotes Rev. E. D. Adams crediting the water with saving his life in 1873.
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W. T. Jones
Ys Son & Jones Buggy Co
Carthage
N.C
McEssks
McPherson & Thompson
West End
N. C
Jackson Springs
Patient testimonials on kidney remedies and relief
Fragmentary customer comments praise remedies for weak kidneys and kidney related issues. The writer claims rapid relief and urges others to try the treatments, stating personal benefit and gratitude without specific product names or dates.
Springs praised as remedy for long years of ill health
The letter from J.M. Covingto to Pauty Jackson Spring extols the mineral springs as a remedy for indigestion dyspepsia diarrhoea infantum and chronic respiratory issues. Located on long leaf pine land in Rockingham North Carolina the springs are described as an unsurpassed resort for pulmonary disease with requests for confirmation and payment.
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Rockingham
Messies
Jackson
Owledge
Tre
Lshoud
J.M. Coving
Laureniqh N C Misses Water Story From Springs
A letter from Laureniqh N C describes a chronic diarrhoea case treated by a mineral water cure at the Jack Sprit Springs. The writer credits dramatic relief after weeks of use in July and August, noting long remission and disappearance of dyspepsia following the treatment.
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Laurenihg
N.C
Marc
Hiison
Campagn Testimony On Springs Water Qualities Examined
A fragmentary note presents a testimonial to Springs Water praising its qualities. The text references vital organs and appetite, mentioning processing and location context, with unclear details.
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Ladies of
Salt
State Chronicle
Robert O. Burton, Jr
Whitaker
Col
Burton
W. H. Check
W. & Henry
A. C. Zollicoffer
Pittman & Shaw
T. T. Hicks
Edwards & Wortham
Carthage Blade
J. S. Wynne
F. Kellington
Fayetteville St
Jaceson Springs
Moore County, N. C
Acricut Vray
Tation
H. B. Barriz
P. M. Ison
Rateign, N. C
Jackson Springs Hotel
Moore Co
W.S. Lacy
D. D
D. Adams
Pauty Jackson
K. M. Fergusc
Flint
Goldsboro
Woodell
Raleigh
W.T Port Sec
John W. Hinsdale
Citizens Net Bank Bulle Raleizo
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