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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1891

Page

3

Alaska Volcanoes Seen by Revenue Cutter Bear Crew

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes Lt. D. H. Jarvis aboard the Bear and later Rush studied six Aleutian volcanoes. Bogosloff intrigues with no clear crater while Unalaska and Umnak mark the west and east ends. Shishaldin dominates at 9000 feet as Makushin and Programma rise over 5000 feet.

St. Alaska Bogosioff Programma Wiishavdin Pavloff Aleutian Islands Itaa Tre Pacific Ocean Eicy Sitka Bear Seattle Post Intelligencer D. H. Jarvis Rush Bogoslott Alaska Attu Alaska Peninsula Unalaska Unalaska Island Bogosloff Bogoslolf Iss Lieut Jarvis Unadusk San Bognslow Eileen Case Umnak Makhushin Akutan Shishaldin

Modern Warfare and the Industrial Revolution in War

John C. Ropes argues in Scribner's Magazine that steam and electricity transformed 19th century warfare. Rail and water transport, subsistence independence, telegraph communication, and naval blockades now favored the wealthier North, enabling generals like McClellan or Grant to operate on unprecedented scales.

John C. Ropes Scribner's Magazine Napoleon Palmerston McClellan North

Notable Pearl Necklaces in London Society

A London correspondent notes the Countess Tolstoi’s nearly black famous necklace of 190 pearls, prized for rarity. Baroness Henry De Worms also owns a distinguished diamond necklace. The new rival is the Countess of Orkney’s former necklace, three rows, gifted by Baron De Samuel to her, now to be worn by Arthur De Vahl’s heir.

London England Tolstoi Philip Stanhope Henry de Worms Baroness de Worms Countess of Orkney Baron de Samuel Portugal Arthur de Vahl de Vahl

Roof Slaughter House A Novel Chicago Plant

Swift and Co. at Union Stock Yards builds a four story slaughter house in Chicago. Cattle are driven to the roof via incline into twenty four pens for up to one thousand head, with slaughtering on the upper floor and carcasses moved downward to ground floor for cooling and shipment.

Swift & Co Chicago Union Stock Yards

Hood's Sarsaparilla Earns High Praise From Fans

Thousands express strong confidence and gratitude for Hood's Sarsaparilla calling it worth its weight in gold. The ad touts its blood-purifying powers, strength boost, digestion aid, and appetite stimulant urging readers to try it and ensure genuineness.

Hood X.B

Feathers Stripped by Electricity Not Tornado Proof

An old Fort Worth Gazette theory claims wind alone cannot strip a chicken while electricity would. Placing a person on an insulated stool and charging the body would raise hair like iron spikes, suggesting storms and tornadoes could strip chickens through electric force.

Fort Worth

Confederate pensions in Southern states and home provisions

The article surveys Southern states on Confederate veterans pensions and homes, noting Georgia’s monthly pensions, Richmond’s state home, and varying supports in Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, Maryland, Louisiana, North Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, and Kentucky. It highlights Tennessee’s Hermitage home funding and total pension projections, with Kentucky lacking provision.

Georgia Virginia Richmond Alabama Arkansas Little Rock Florida Mississippi Maryland Baltimore Louisiana New Orleans North Carolina Texas Tennessee Andrew Jackson Hermitage Kentucky Atlanta (Ga Constitution

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by Toledo Firm

Local applications cannot reach the disease. Catarrh is blood or constitutional and requires internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. It is a reputable prescription from a top physician, a tonic and purifier mix sold by druggists for 75 cents.

Hall F. J. Coexry & Co Props Toledo

Reading and Writing Rates in Bulgaria and U S Education

A Bulgarian statistic shows seven and a half percent of the population can read and write. In the United States there are 441 educational institutions authorized to confer degrees.

Bulgaria America

Syrup of Figs and Family Remedies Highlighted

An ad touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for families while noting a medical claim about Dr. Kline's nerve restorer and free trial. The piece also mentions Tennessee farmers relocating to Nevada and bee culture in Southern California as brief insertions.

California

August Flower Endorsed by Kent Co Sheriff in Dover

The Hon J W Fennimore sheriff of Kent County Delaware testifies to using August Flower for years and praising its relief for sick headaches and dyspepsia. He recommends it to others as a great remedy while G G Green of Woodbury New Jersey markets the product.

J. W. Fennimore Kent Co Del Dover G. G. Green Woodbury New Jersey U. S Rensic Icotin W.jiorris Washington, D S. Pension Bureau

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