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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1893
Page
4
A witty 1893 column from Wilson North Carolina blends humor and moral observations. It compares professions such as dentists and river pilots and notes women’s influence while joking about baking, drink, and smokeless powder in light local verse.
A collection of wry observations and witticisms on daily life. A corset factory, a cornet of fashion, and a mock warning about vanity test readers in light quips. The tone recalls a society column with sharp, tongue in cheek remarks.
An 18th century viewpoint extols girls and women as fit for military service noting their familiarity with arms powder and balls and their knowledge of infantry tactics and breastworks defense in case of attack.
A eulogistic tribute praises Dr Kingsbury editor of the Wilmington Messenger for his polished prose and public service. The piece previews currency measures and silver debate outcomes, arguing potential tax repeal and bank note issuance could lift the economy and restore confidence.
The article notes ten days of session with no solution to the Sherman act dispute. It contrasts Democratic House factions over unconditional repeal, repeal of the purchasing clause, or a better substitute. It adds the Senate shows optimistic prospects for tackling financial gloom with a practical approach.
The piece argues President Cleveland is a great statesman yet fallible and inconsistent. It says he supported the double standard in 1880 but his message to Congress shows monometalism and a shift to a single standard opposed to silver currency. It notes a split with his own party and broad Democratic opposition to him.
The ad touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the best all year round medicine to counter malaria and atmospheric influ ences by keeping the blood pure and vigorous. It cautions seasonal use to prevent illness.
In North Carolina a faculty of 25 teachers oversees 11 buildings and 7 scientific laboratories with a 30 000 volume library serving 316 students. Five general courses and professional programs in law medicine engineering and chemistry with optional courses are offered. Tuition is 60 dollars per year with scholarships and loans for the needy. Address President Winston Chapel Hill North Carolina.
A Philadelphia ad claims the Compound Oxygen Treatment by Dr. Starkey and Palen cures chronic diseases after 23 years of practice. It promises a book of testimonials sent free and lists multiple city offices in Philadelphia San Francisco New York Toronto to avoid imitations.
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