University of North Carolina Chapel Hill A Century in Learning
The centennial celebration highlights UNC Chapel Hill as a highly connected Southern college. Memorial Hall seats 3500, lists 204 Civil War names with 28 added later, and notes longstanding alumni influence. President Georgia T. Winston, a Cornell graduate, leads a small per-student cost with broad faculty from American and German universities. The campus spans 60 acres with ten buildings, ancient South and West Halls forming core dormitories.
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Mason and Dixon
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Harvard Memorial Hall
Ince
Stephen B. Weeks
Leonidas Polk
Louisiana
William and Mary
James K. Polk
United States
William B. King
Thomas Hart Pelton
United States Senate
Francis P. Blair
Zebulon B. Vanes
M. W. Risigom
Francis L. Hawls
American Geographical Society
America
North
Confederacy
Texas
Maryland
Virginia
Georgia T. Winston
Cornell
John DeWitt Warser
J. 0. Harding
J.B. Foraker
Winston
University of North Carolinas
Literatum
North Carolina
University Park
New Attorney General Harmon A Leading Cincinnati Lawyer
Judge Tuttson Harmon succeeds Richard Olney as attorney general and is described as a tall athletic 49 year old with a long 25 year Cincinnati practice. Son of a preacher, born February 3 1846 in Anderson township, educated at Dennison and Cincinnati Law School, he shifted from Independent Republicans to Democrats and held multiple judgeships before joining a law firm with notable railroad clients. He lives at 375 Kemper Lane Walnut Hills with wife Miss Sibley and three daughters. The piece also notes the so called Witch Tree of Nevada and California emitting phosphorescent branches on dark nights.
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Wiliam O'Connell Bradley
Lancaster
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Granville
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Greeley
Democracy
Sie
Court of Cananon Pleas
Hamilton County
Joseph Coxe
Superior Court of
Cincinnari
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly
Hoadly
Edgar M. Johnston
New York
Country house tables by charitable woman for sale
A charitable woman uses Lent leisure to craft linen covered tables for country houses. Tables vary in shape and color, covered entirely with linen. Designs include blue denim with white braid, rose or yellow duck, and all white with blue accents and tassels. Sketch shows a tall palm pot table. low tea tables share design with optional round or square legs.
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Delft
China
Tribune
Household Hints From Womenkind Offer Domestic Tips
Martine is a top floor covering, gum arabic with plaster makes repair for broken china, broth diet improves with bay leaf clove or mace. Scrub varnished spots with hot coals to lift stains without lifting the surface. Sardines with lemon rind on toast, onion and canned salmon sandwich filling at bedtime seasoned with salt pepper and a dash of vinegar.
Grandmother's Table Reproduced From Old Furniture
A Rochester landscape architect notes a hundred year old Grandmother's Table with a raised edge top about fifteen inches square. The screw standard allows height adjustment and a lathe would help craft the screw part. Also included brief items on baby bath cooling, animal teeth counts, and a powder test for cosmetics.
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Rochester
N. Y
Newspaper Scoop Leads to House Invasion Tale
A late night knock at a North Side house prompts a reporter from The Daily Bread to press Mrs. Guesby for details. She recalls a burglary adventure, a hatchet, severed fingers, and the claim that the incident occurred eleven years ago, with the reporter seeking sensational, accurate coverage.
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Daily Bread
Mailam
Tman
Chicago Tribune
Quick Anecdotes From Old Newspapers
A collage of brief quips and vignettes from fictional and real era humor. An Austrian watch theft joke sparks a exchange among soldiers. A peasant’s son remarks on manners, Fido’s bloomers and a schoolteacher’s vacation quip reflect lighthearted social foibles. Subscriptions urged.
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Texas
Excursion Chautauqua From Topeka June 25 1895
Round trip price of 1.50 for a Sunday excursion to a Chautauqua with Dr T DeWitt Talmage and Jenny Lindquartette. Special train leaves Topeka 6:10 am reaching LDeetrice 11:00 am. return arrives 10:40 pm. Electric cars from Rock Island depot to grounds, or ten minutes’ walk. Grove on Big Blue banks. grounds delightful. Contact Rock Island agent A M Porter 001 Kanass Avenue for details.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Jenny Lindquartette
Topeka
Ldeetrice
Electria Cara
Rock Island Depot
Big Bluse
Chautauqua
Rock Island
A. M. Porter
Kaneas Avenue
Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly Travel Deals
Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly offers round trip fare of 1.59 dollars via Missouri Pacific for travel to Ottawa from June 16 to 28 with return by June 30. Tickets from all Kansas stations sell June 16 to 20 with return limit. Topeka and nearby stations offer school children fares on June 27. Agents Bea Ohley Bros and F. E Nirys, Topeka, advertise special through trains and programs.
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Chautauqua Assembly
Jane
Bea Ohley Bros
McKinley
Onjio
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