Uncle Joshua Laws a Mountain Bible Knight of Wilkes County
Crayon biographical sketch recalls Uncle Joshua Laws of Brushy Mountains in antebellum North Carolina. A wealthily thrifty, Bible-quoting Primitive Baptist known for sharp wit and fierce defense of his views, with wife Mrs Laws as fearless ally. The narrator recounts anecdotes of preaching, apple orchards, and family life, ending with a vow to document his Natural History of the Apple from oral dictation.
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World’s Great Industrial Fair Opens in Philadelphia 1885
The Philadelphia exhibition opens December 1 and closes May 18, featuring views and descriptions of the buildings at the New Orleans Cotton Centre Passe.
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The Main Building at the Exposition Masterfully Built and Expansive
The main building spans 1,378 by 905 feet with a glass roof and open interiors. It features two miles of shafts and galleries, 20 elevators, and a 11,000 seat Music Hall center. United States and State exhibits fill the complex alongside a vast Horticultural Hall and Factories and Mills extension.
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Blaine Speech Disappoints Audiences In Boston and Worcester
Special correspondence notes Blaine’s Boston appearance from the Revere House balcony and a Worcester stop. Crowds were large but many left unimpressed as he spoke briefly. campaign rhetoric shifts to intense party fighting with Massachusetts, New York, and North Carolina voices joining the scramble.
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