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Newspaper

Western Sentinel

Location

Winston, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1880

Page

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A Woman’s View of Love and Queenly Power Aglow

A quirky pamphlet style meditation blends lyric musings on love with a sharp discourse on marriage and financial power. It contrasts a speaker’s romantic fragments with a caustic, satirical lecture on husbands and the role of women in household life. The text then shifts to a historical overview of the English crown and Parliament, detailing the royal prerogative, the transfer of power to the House of Commons, and the Queen’s limited yet pivotal authority over money, war, and governance.

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Steps Taken to Contest the Election Crisis

Blanton Dunnean meets a Star representative on Governor's Island, stating General Hancock remains silent and uninterested in interviews or opinions. The piece cites alleged fraud in New York and Connecticut, discusses ballots, bribery rumors, and political maneuvering by Tammany, with calls for investigation and possible electoral contest actions.

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Remarkable Woman in Pondoland World War II Echoes

Telegrams from South Africa report the death of Mrs. Jenkins a remarkable woman who shaped Pondoland affairs as widow of a Wesleyan missionary She wielded influence preventing invasions guiding operations that led to the mouth of the Mr Jobo’s river seizure in 1878 Her passing raises questions about the region’s future peace and security

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The Value of a Daily Bath for Health

A daily bath is essential for health and comfort, with cheap, simple methods. Use a shallow tub or basin, sponge, soap, towel, and two gallons of water, plus weekly washing soda for cleansing and skin benefits.

Enrland Botel

Christadelphians Debate Heaven on Earth at Meeting Hall

Washington Post coverage notes a Christadelphian discussion arguing against an immortal hell and promoting a future earthly dominion under Christ and the saints. The discourse cites biblical texts, critiques clergy authority, and claims the earth will be humanity's restored metropolis.

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Coming Changes in the U S Supreme Court

From the Washington Republic the new President must appoint four new Associate Justices. The piece argues Justice Clifford is physically and mentally unable to serve and notes several justices near old age. It predicts Republican dominance and regional quotas for appointments, naming New England New York Pennsylvania Ohio and the South.

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Setting Orchards Mer Win Distinguish horticulturist plan

The horticulturist in charge of Washin City public gardens notes outer rows of an orchard thrifty. He suggests placing sugar trees in two rows with 25 to 30 feet between, then 300 feet to next rows, interspersed with crops and grass. He believes soil cultivation will keep trees healthy and productive.

Mer Win Latinede Washin City Son

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