Industrial and civic notes from Winston Sentinel 1883
A miscellany of items from Winston Sentinel includes a North Carolina mining venture with 200000 capital, Mrs. A E Burse named Centennial Exposition director general, and notes on Portland Maine politics, Jay Parker peach holdings near West Point Georgia, and a high lawyers fee in the New Almaden case. Also quoted are walnut forest growth in North Carolina, peanut flour hype in Memphis and peanut term variants, plus patent cautions and inventor protection issues.
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Memphis
Tennessee
Africa
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
North Carolina
Virginia
The
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Danzgury
N. C
Mr. Holden
Judge Settle
P. H. Winston
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Winston
Mr. Winston
Orth Carolina
I Yadkin County
George Steelman
Martha Bevel
George Bevel
Elizabeth Williams
Stokely Williams
Nathan Pruett
Bosey Pruett
Anderson Pruett
Abraham Pruett
Wilson Pruett
Sewriser
Superior Court
Yadkin County
Yadkinville
N. H. Tal
Youth and vigor urged for Virginia political fight
The Richmond State editorial calls for mobilizing young voters to lead a political battle against what it terms Manone's Bossism. It urges youth to speak vividly, recall state governance history, and press for Democratic rule, championing energetic orators over aging veterans in rally efforts.
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Aathor
Virginia
North Carolina
Africa
North Pole
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Commonwealth
Henry A. Wise
R. M. T. Hunter
Ranpotpa Tucker
George Wasumeton
Robert E. Les
Manone
North Carolina Apprenticeship and Education Debate
A Northern agitation on apprentice laws highlights compulsory education for orphans with insufficient estate funds. Advocates urge broader schooling for the poor, noting historical limits and the need for greater education amid rising populations.
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North Carolina
Quips and quick takes from North Carolina papers
A collage of humorous lines and wordplay from Southern newspapers. The items poke at language, social norms, and race with casual wit, including jokes about feebleness of lawyers, culinary quips, and a racialized exchange observed near the American Hotel.
Camels Arrive in Amerita In Large Herds
The article notes a rare sight in Amerita with a caravan of camels described as the only American born dromedaries expanding a remarkable herd. The piece emphasizes their unusual presence and burden bearing characteristics in a striking display.
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