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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1893
Page
2
A Sunday sermon in Atlanta expounds Isaiah and Ezekiel with the circle of the earth as God’s motif. The preacher argues history moves in circles from theocracy to later forms, warns of reaping what one sows, and urges forgiveness behind the cross to halt the circle’s evil turn.
The Khedive withdraws from his pro Ministry stance as Britain insists on control of Egyptian cabinet appointments. An ultimatum from the British government demanded dismissal of the Ministry within 24 hours. Lord Cromer met the Khedive at the Abdin Palace and secured agreement that future changes will require British consultation.
In Cincinnati on January 15 the coal supply is described as inexhaustible due to cold and river blockages. At W H Brown’s Son & Co elevators coal piles towered as if unmoved for months and firms promise no stoppage. The Marmet Coal Co restricts small sales while Sol Kinon’s yards hold about 250000 bushels. Prices remain high at six dollars a ton, though the Cincinnati Post begins a subscription to ship coal for the poor at two to four dollars per ton.
The article surveys yawning as a potential remedy for throat ailments and discusses American views on diphtheria transmission. It extols electricity in medicine, listing applications from endoscopy and cautery to drug transdermal delivery and nerve therapy, while noting unresolved scientific questions.
Wasington Jan. 20 Senator Walcott of Colorado introduced in the Senate a joint resolution directing the Post master General to discontinue the sale of the so called Columbian postage stamps except when specifically called for He urged immediate action saying nothing is more cautious than those plasters covering half an envelope Objection to immediate consideration was raised and the resolution was laid over
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion on vices and methods with a possible critical tone. Readers see scattered phrases that suggest a moral or social critique but specifics are unclear.
A 19th century discussion explains paleontology as the root of geology, tracing rocks by fossils and revealing Earth's history. It argues fossils guide resource discovery, mineral veins, and mining, linking science to civilization and future control of events.
A Russian can plead infancy to avoid a 26 year old legal threshold. The text notes Lagina population surpassing major U S cities and mentions Amer peso, Treasury deposits, and wealth patterns. It references scarce images in a magazine issue and remarks on rich communities with land ownership and deposits.
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