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Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1892

Page

2

Strange bear combat over a half bushel basket of pork

A Pennsylvania man on Laurel Run chased a bear that had seized a half bushel basket filled with pork and tools. After a brutal exchange ending with the bear dead from neck wounds inflicted with a pair of sheep shears, the hunter skinned the bear and left the carcass in the woods.

Aueax Nort Tunkahanna Creek Pennsylvania William Laurel Run Isis Owl Swamp Nott

Chinese Court Circular Orders Seasonal Sacrifices by Nobles

The Newu Fu directs appointment of officers for sacrificial rites to rain, thunder, wind, and clouds. Dukes of Hai En Po and Marquis of Ying to perform. Grand Secretary Fu at horse spirit temple. Park-o'-tan Fu at fire god temple. Li Hung-chang reports the Yellow River autumn freshets passed safely. ten Tibetan incense sticks sent to Li, then to Lo Chinwen to burn at shrines Lilienchuang Kactsa Huang-chuang.

Newu Fu Hai En Po Ying Park-o’-tan Fu Chung Kuang Hai Hsu Li Hung-chang Yellow River Tungming Lo Chinwen Pa Shun-kuang Pa-wang Lilienchuang Kactsa Huang-chuang

Chicago Public Library Designs Accepted From Poston Architects

The Poston firm presented designs for Chicago's new Public Library building and their plans were accepted by city officials. The selection highlights a modern approach to the library’s exterior and interior layout with emphasis on reading rooms and community spaces.

Poston Public Library Chicago

Cherries and Currants Ad Offer Ten Cents A Pound

The verse advertises ripe cherries at ten cents per pound and invites buyers with a call to purchase. It mentions gooseberries yellow and red and currants black red and white, promising sweetness and feasting soon, in a musical tone from the era.

Musical Era New York

Bear In North Michigan Carries Girl To Safety

A three year old girl named Fleming was carried off by a bear in a field near her Northern Michigan home. The bear swam away with the child after the rescue, having been gentle and protective as it sought to shield her, apparently in mourning for its cub.

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The Tale of Tiny Tim and a Naughty Mouse

A child recounts catching two mice named Tiny and Tim in a box trap and caring for them with cheese and bedding. Tim kills Tiny, prompting the family to release Tim and free the cat, ending with a reflective question about their own actions.

Ray Tiny Tim Mamma Brother Will

Milly Helps Doll Get Arm Sewed at the Hospital

Milly visits a sick girl at a hospital with her mother. She brings a doll whose arm is broken and asks the nurse to mend it. Milly returns the next day to see the repaired doll placed in the sick girl's arms and learns both have broken arms.

Milly Dolly Charley Mamma Daughters of America

Prophet dreams and a mistaken monument for Pierre Ryan

An elderly Paris banker, Pierre Ryan, reportedly dreamed he would live until a specific year and had a monument erected with his name and the date 1902. He has just died, and the marker now bears a corrected inscription for another Pierre Ryan.

Pierre Ryan Paris Mark Cutter

Mark the Perfect Man Ends Upright Chek Ian Pearce

Fragmentary OCR reads as a murky note referencing a person named Pearce and phrases about marking a perfect man and upright conduct. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.

Mark Ian Pearce

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