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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1893

Page

7

The Sunshine of Religion in Dr. Talmage's Sermon

A 19th century sermon extols the "sunshine" of Christian religion, urging joy over worldly amusements. It praises religious explanation for life’s perplexities, comfort in trials, and the coming joys of heaven, with vivid imagery of light, angels, and eternal reunion.

Luke Snall St. Mark’s St. Paul’s Rooksries Dr. Thornwell South Carolina Mr. Yoplaay Florida Land of Flowers France Cruton Celestial City Chidren Lowell Mason Isaac Watts God Jesus

Gov Boies Declines Agri Culture Cabinet Offer

Des Moines February 4 Gov Boies has declined the Agricultural portfolio in the new cabinet. President-elect Cleveland first invited him three weeks ago and urged him repeatedly to accept. Boies notified the President-elect and three Iowa friends urging they stop pressing, stating he could not honestly take the post.

Des Moines Boies Cleveland Fist Iowa

Pittsburg Interview Denies World’s Fair Deficiency Rumor

Pattison, passing through Pittsburg en route to Franklin, dismissed the circulating report of a deficiency in Pennsylvania's World’s Fair appropriation as untrue.

Pittsavrs Pattison Pittsburg Franklin Pennsylvania

British Steamer Deptford Arrives at Falmouth

The British steamer Deptford under Captain Woodruff from New Orleans to Hamburg arrived at Falmouth with the rescued crew of the British bark Quebec. The Quebec was abandoned as she sank on January 28 at latitude 40 N longitude 60 W.

Peacock brooch dazzles with emeralds and diamonds

The New York World describes a peacock brooch as the year’s finest ornament. Facing east, its plumage glows with emeralds sapphires and a tail of diamonds rubies and emeralds with a gem studded head crest.

New York World

Fashionable Voice Shifts From Soft to Shrill Says Queen

The Queen notes a change in modern speech from soft modulated tones once prized in ladies to a high shrill voice now dominant among the upper circles. She observes the shift comes not from the outer circle but from the inner ranks, with the top ranks leading this trend.

Fashionable shoulder capes and silk petticoats of 19th century style

The article describes shoulder capes and jackets with chiffon folds, lace borders, and ribbon bows asAccessorizing gowns. It highlights the rise of silk petticoats as a coveted fashion craze with sets of seven to sixteen pieces in various shades and brocaded textures, elevating a woman's street and drawing room presence.

Demorest Wowa

Woman Empowerment Against Discriminatory Enterprise

Aimed at organizing a strong company to end violence against women. The speaker notes women have overcome far greater difficulties and managed larger ventures, and once united they can swiftly remove grievous discrimination.

Remarkable New Orleans Vet Woman Cures Animals

Mrs. Everett wife of a New Orleans drayman gained fame by treating horses and mules during an influenza outbreak. She learned veterinary care from books, set broken jaws, removed hoof nails, treated cholera influenza and lockjaw, even compounding remedies. Her selfless work earned praise from the Public Opinion.

New Orleans Everett Drayman Mrs. Everett

No Crinoline Crusade Moves to Ban Hoop Skirts in England

London faces alarm as No Crinoline League forms led by John Strange Winter and Mrs Stannard and a pledge to prevent wearing crinoline. The Princess of Wales is reportedly against it while newspapers debate the issue and couples react with warnings.

London John Strange Winter Mrs. Stannard England Chicago Herald Risha

Fashion Notes From Paris and London Winter Styles

The article surveys winter dresses and accessories with emphasis on colors like olive brown and red, black bengaline fabrics, velvet trims, and empire or leg-o-mutton sleeves. It notes cape collars, full sleeves, tassels and feathers, hat shapes, abat-jour skirts, and ornate coats, advising on flattering silhouettes and fabrics for varying figures.

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