15 Apr 1891
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1891
Page
1
A literary fragment features playful lines on marriage sincerity and Shakespearean questions, interwoven with moral observations and religious reflections. The piece contrasts wit and sentiment, concluding with a devotional meditation on peace and divine blessing.
The piece extols vernal growth and nature’s gifts as a divine benevolence. It marvels at buds, blossoms, birds, streams, and landscapes while urging gratitude to the Creator for life, mercy, and abundance in the changing season.
The convocation on Monday night the 13th installed Dr. F. M. More as High Priest with Grand High Priest of the State presiding. New officers include David Ottinger as King J D Bullock as third officer, and a lineup of officers and guests. A large banquet followed the ceremony, described as one of the finest for Wilson Masons and their guests.
On Thursday morning Mayor Green called citizens to the Court House at 4 30 for memorial services for the late Gov Fowle to be buried in Raleigh. The crowd gathered as stores closed and speeches praised his virtues. Committees drafted resolutions, and speakers including Henry Blount and Rev Mr Battle delivered tributes before benediction and adjournment.
The piece urges readers to pay subscription money to newspaper men in their area while humorously feigning disdain for earthly pleasures. It contrasts ethereal ideals with printers' practical demands for meat and greens and hints at creditors troubling the fictional Elannah.
A grateful note thanks a sweet and noble nurse for a box of fresh fragrant sowers. The donor’s kindness brightens a dark path, with the writer praising her as a rare maiden who sprinkles cheer and comfort, lifting spirits amid life’s cares and trials.
A hopeful sermon urging resilience amid fretful speech and misfortune. It champions joy through religion, muscular Christianity, and steadfast faith, insisting God’s mercy brightens life and that even in darkest nights one can find stars and a faithful friend.
A reader letter extols the Mirror newspaper and its ninth volume ending, praising its purity of thought and wit. The tribute hails the Mirror as North Carolina journalism’s beacon, a flawless mirror and harp guiding noble aspirations.
A tribute praises a woman described as pure sweet and noble whose presence blesses every circle. The writer lauds her beauty eloquence and kindness comparing her to guiding stars and a radiant mind.
A revival reawakens believers by gathering in earnest worship and persistent prayer. God revives the heart, rekindling zeal, opening fountains of religion, and melting indifference. Through renewal, backsliders experience regeneration and a new life under mercy.
The Greenville Reflector praises a planned visit by Henry Blount of the Wilson Mirror to deliver the annual address at the close of Greenville Female Institute on June 16. The piece commends Prof. Duckett for selecting Mr. Blount and notes Pitt County’s opportunity to hear him.
A devotional reflection notes how God has given abundant beauty in life yet some people walk earth with an ungrateful mouth. It laments vision that is near sighted and campaigns for appreciation of blooming towers, singing brooks, golden sunsets, flowers, streams, and birdsong.
Resolutions mourn the death of Danie G. Fowle governor of North Carolina. The Mass meeting expresses grief and honors his life as a devoted friend of the people and defender of their rights. Sympathies are extended to his immediate family and a plea for comfort from God.
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