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05 Dec 1894
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Wilson Mirror in Wilson, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1894
Page
1
A Thanksgiving Scene of Hope and Hardship
An old verse-like reflection contrasts famine and illness with gratitude and abundance. It speaks of weary workers, scarce wages, and the longing for bread and breadlike sustenance as the people praise God for crops, weather, and survival amid danger.
Doctor Recovers Lost Son After Coast Rescue
A stormy Thanksgiving night drives Dr. into a lifesaving mission. He captains a whaleboat through monstrous seas to pull four sailors from a wreck, one being his long-missing son Bob. Back home, wife and doctor celebrate a providential reunion and a grateful family Thanksgiving.
How to Save Bees From Tree Nests and Move Them
The guide explains methods to save bees from trees using ladders auger holes or scaffold work to reach nests. It covers cutting the tree safely felling toward smaller trees wiring brood into movable hives and securing combs for transport and future clustering of the bees.
Paper doll craft using tissue paper and glue
The New York World suggests making decorative paper dolls by attaching colored heads arms and feet to bodies and creating outfits from crimped tissue paper. Features include gowns with plaited ruffles kilts puffed sleeves revers and sun bonnets plus hats and bonnets with a wide wardrobe potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Global briefing of early 1900s world news items
A collage of short reports notes British India restricting hook swinging at festivals, Florida clerks with two mayors in Clermont, Oregon horse prices, a Japanese ship sunk near Kobe, and a push for uniform game laws in the United States. It covers educational, labor, and mining developments in England and the Yukon, Belgian voting reforms, and a long sketch of Rev. Stephen Beggs’s ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Exhumation and Reburial of Tyson Family Remains
The Tyson family had William Tyson and Miss Jane Tyson exhumed from a Laurel Maryland burial plot and reburied together in one grave. William had been buried 31 years and Jane 16 years. The woman’s body was in remarkable preservation, white as marble, with a relative calling it petrification. Eight men lifted the casket, now in a wooden box, weighing over 500 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor
Tyson
William Tyson
Jane Tyson
Piaer
Laurel
William Tysop
Chicago
Fragmented humor selections from late 19th century papers
A collage of humorous captions and dialogues from various newspapers. Bits include Washerwoman jokes, literary quips, family banter, and mock courtroom exchanges, all presented in a rapid-fire, cheeky tone with assorted fictional speakers and contexts.
Robbers invade Japanese house leave with valuables
In a Japanese home a masked gang breaks in at night sparing the master, his wife, mother, and servant. The leader warns against killing, takes twenty seven yen and eighty four sen, then departs after apologizing to the women. No one is harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafcadio Hearn
Kiown
Waa
ibisPur
Geater Fae
Nestier
Freak of nature oak with four trunks near Mavis Missouri
Four miles from Mavis Missouri on J J Pariah grounds a giant oak rises with a single trunk dividing into four branches. The two smaller trunks diverge into leafless forms while the other two run high above, each still with its own bark. The trees intertwine but remain distinct, showing a curious jointed growth unlike normal trees. Nearby France’s education boards elect women to all boards of education.
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Mavis
J. J. Pariah
Enother
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