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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1894
Page
7
A sermon-style meditation extols the ruby as a symbol of sacrifice and redemptive power. The speaker cites Bournian rubies, historical jeweled lore, and biblical imagery to argue that wisdom and faith surpass precious stones, praising Christ's atoning sacrifice as the ultimate jewel.
A preacher contrasts a ruby filled earthly room with a room of faith and heaven. The dying man lacks religion despite riches while a pious woman finds comfort in God's grace. The sermon envisions heavenlit reunions with Christ and departed kin, proving wisdom is better than rubies.
A rare white deer, long unseen in Penn Evans territory, was killed recently triggering wildlife interest and prompting officials to review local conservation measures.
The Earl of Lovelane dies at eighty eight. He was an engineer architect and landscape gardener and married to Byron's only child making him a direct descendant of Henry VII.
A vivid account of the Dead Letter Office in Washington describing how explosives, fluids, rattlesnakes, and odd items are found in parcels. Postmasters inspect suspicious packages but preserve seals. misrouted or detected items are documented, destroyed, or auctioned. The museum stores thousands of curios including teeth, rings, and lead shipments, with yearly sales raising thousands.
French researcher M Garnier argues apes have a distinct language suited to their life, not human speech. He notes most sounds cannot be written, claims possible symbolic alphabet, and says they mainly express emotion and utilitarian needs. Brown monkey may approximate connected talk. chimpanzee remains best for study.
The article extols water as essential for the body and health, noting it should replace excess beverages. It claims improved digestion, rheumatic relief, and fever reductions, with lemon juice boosting benefits. It describes hot and warm baths for sprains, rheumatism, and nervous irritability in children, and mentions mustard flour as an additive in some cases. It cites pneumonia as cold remedy via surface blood flow.
A report notes that about 1S books are copyrighted in Washington daily, reflecting ongoing efforts to protect literary works. The piece emphasizes enforcement and access implications for authors and libraries.
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