Winston-Salem Furniture and Knit Goods Ventures
The article outlines plans for a furniture factory and knit goods mill in Winston-Salem led by C. A. Hege of Salem Iron Works. It highlights North Carolina’s wood resources, favorable conditions, and a push to establish local manufacturing to beat northern competition. It notes letters from investors and a knit goods stock-company idea with potential profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Canada
Hege
Chatanooga Tradesman
Journal of Fabrics
A. G. Hough
Salem Iron Works
South
Butler and Carlisle Speak in Washington Rural December Echoes
In a Washington dispatch a Special Correspondent notes half the Senate and a third of Congress gathering post election. A Michigan member’s career is cited to illustrate how a speaker’s eye governs action. Butler’s political arc and Sullivan’s impact on the Democratic fault lines are teased, with Carlisle and Randall framed as opposite visions for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Wasnrxcror
Washington
Congress
Michigan
Butler
Sullivan
Sulivan
Boston
Massachusetts Pilgrims
Carlisle
Randall
Democratic Party
Democracy
Tilden
Thanksgiving Sermon and Home Dinner Plan in North Carolina
Aunt Maggie recounts old New England Thanksgiving customs and urges Southern families to host a dinner at home on Thanksgiving Day. The piece features a sermon-like note on gratitude, a tale of an old sailor, and scattered notices on science and health products. it reflects a period voice and local dialect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
New Orleans
Myra Clark Gaines
Billings
The
Sentinel
Chet
United States
Bellzchub
Hfe
Thomas Jefferson
Salvation of the South the secret of our future prosperity
Edward Atkinson argues prosperity rests not on large factories but on small domestic industries. He cites North Carolina as a supplier of raw materials used by New England makers and urges turning such production home to create employment and keep wealth locally. The notice also covers Winston’s growth with a tobacco factory and schools, plus brief items from Wilmington and Statesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens
Tate & Joinsor
The
Charlotte Observer
Edward Atkinson
Boston
New England
Indus
North Carolina
North
Danville Tisen
Winston
T. L. Vaughn
Prof. Tomlinson
Jem
Salsa Aqmieny
J.T. Zorn
Also Mentioned on This Page
A-C.pree
Otin
Box
Chicago
Moravian Falls Academy
G. W. Greene
Moravian Falls
N.C
E. L. P.ector
Ovzice
Salem Female Academy
Salem
N. C
J. B. McKenney’s Steam Dye House and Cleaning Establishment
Marshall Street
Thrensaen
H. A. Lineback
Main Street
Agtly
Wilmington
French Bros
Rocky Point
Joman Dyer & Son
Cruthfield & McArthur
F. G. Crutchfield
N. Y
Solicitors of Patents
Washington, D
H.C. Langley
Wenston, N.C
Firmins
Lemley & Buxton
Buxton & Lemly
Liberty St
DR. V. 0. Thompson
North Side Court House Square
Winston, N. C
E. d. Allen
Evert Warcurs
June Ziss
A. C. Vogler
C. Fisanes
Tate & Johnson
Pfohl & Stockton
Winston, N.C
Robert D. Johnston
Mable Merchant Tailor
New York
Hay Hovas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinknam
Western Avenue
Lynn
Winkham
Lydia
Bate
Bute
J. W. Bate
N. Clark St
Wright
Twin City
Winston-Salem
Sy oPyer
Cheak Iron Works
Woblen Ns
C. A. Hege
Winston- Salem
Salata
Ce Senet Best Requi Iron
Carolina
Swaynes
Swayne
Dr. Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Maggie
Scientific American
India
Ceylon
Trincomalee
Parker's
Lair
Salvation OF the South
Wilmington Star
Cox
BR. Bridgers
Col. J. Thompson
R. R. Bridgers
Eeem Mixtake
Statesville
Presbyterian Synod
Wilhnington
Clinton
Sampson Cour N Os
Col. Bioan
Ashboro Courier
Jaoe John A. Sloan
Washington, D. C
Greenstorn North State
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!