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Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1891

Page

7

The Plague of Lies in Sunday Sermon

A Sunday sermon denounces lies as a centuries old plague starting with Eve’s bite that led to widespread deception. It classifies lies into agricultural mercantile mechanical ecclesiastical and social forms, condemning falsehoods in trade work religion and social life with vivid examples and moral exhortations.

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Strange Names and Oddities from Far and Near

A collection of quirky notes and curious events: Manchester man Gawadie Gigadab, formerly John Smith, seeks to avoid misidentification. a St Louis autopsy reveals a heart described as remarkably unique. sailors chase cauls for luck. long haired Texas woman sells hair to wig makers. a New York school uses student policemen. and more such anecdotes from around the world including bodies, baptisms, and marvels in science and sport.

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Birdseye Pine Gains Popularity For Mantels

Louisiana pine with fine grain is polished to resemble birdseye maple and is now widely used for mantels and furniture in the West. Cypress and other state woods are also eyed for the same purpose. North Carolina pine joins in making substantial furniture. Local News West Chester Penn.

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