Colored Fair Progress Amid Postwar Exposition
A Wilmington post from November 1883 describes a large Industrial Exhibition and Colored Fair in Raleigh with a grand procession, floral displays, and extensive crafts. It notes strong participation by Black citizens, praise for Judge Buxton's address, and praise for organizers John Leary and John Williamson, while referencing local debates on immigration policy and the Chang case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravelin
Eorror Post
Fayetteville Street
Sherman
Fair Grounds
Kanenit
Eviton
John S. Leary
John H. Williamson
Balitur
Fire in the Blood and a Cure Promoted by Warner
A discussion compares a coal mine fire to “fire in the blood” and advocates Warner's Safe Rheumatic Cure. It argues acids from liver and kidneys ignite rheumatic disease and claims the remedy stops the supply, supports reforming blood flow, and mentions endorsements by medical figures. The November Atlantic issue is highlighted with essays, travel pieces, and poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Warner
HO. Warner & Co
Rochester
Robert A. Guan
United States Medicat College
New York
Atlantic
Newport
Langdon
Rome
Ezra Ripley
Concord
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Perhays
Emerson
Brooke Herford
Henry Jones
France
Narbonne
Montpellier
Nimes
Charles Dudley Warner
Albert
Bolles
Sarah Orne Jewett
New England
Maria Louise Henry
Marie de Hautefort
Oliver Thorne Miller
Edith M. Thomas
C. &. Cranch
John Boyle O'Reilly
Houghton, Mifflio & Jo
Boston
Wheeler
Sueszees
Wheesler
Observation Post
Pont Pane Dees
Domestic life and a mother’s worn spirit in demand for iron
A fragmentary account portrays a mother’s exhausting care of her child, then shifts to odd notes about color and sound experiments. It includes jumbled market prices for oils, toners, and various commodities, with garbled figures and unclear attributions.
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Brown
Agathalangist
Nantes
M_Vedrono
Ube
Turpentine and rosin markets show steady prices
Market reports list turpentine at 35 cents a gallon with 175 casks sold, rosin firm at 110 dollars for Strained and 115 for Good Strained with 750 barrels sold, and crude turpentine steady at 100 to 200 dollars for certain grades.
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Finris PuaceNcine
Ckub
Turvestinn
Cotros
Wet Kates
Moblin - EU
Syreits
Srikits TeRrksyink
Sses
Vens
Sosin
Canoe Tearesrixe
Cortex
Srimus Cekensrite
Canons Treventise
Rosis
Corros
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the Wilmington Post
Win Mini
N.C. Fripay Muagniva
Stars and Stripes
Mechanics’ Hall
Willian C. Coleman
N.C
Leghorn
Plymouth Rock
Shanghai
Suuher
Columbia
St Me S
Strakerin
Coang
Robertson
Chang
Pat
Peither
Woman
the Baby
Smas
Winaives Son Markets
White Lily
Prospectus
Wilmington Post
Republican Paper
Rime
Hallert & Co
Portland
Aine
Box
All Men
Teargesti
D. A. Smith
North Carolina
North Front Street
Wilmingty
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J. G. Voss
Frederick Douglass
Gullivale
Wally
Romenie
Marton
Toy
Voss
Biersens
Ian
Tutt
Haven Parmo
Ted Gonad
Ben Menos
Abel Pe Tute
Witte
Bisting Creek
Price
Audrey Juliss
Enteltsn
Pyelo
Titian Perieet
Stimeos & Co. Dru and Kane
Wale
Aduiad
Warren C. Colemad
Wu Ta
Orc
Mee
MD Epee
Cts
Pee Hee
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