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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1891

Page

7

Lebanon Cedars Storms and Strength in Faithful Resolve

Sermon on Mount Lebanon cedar symbolism. The speaker praises cedar resilience under snow and storm, argues deep roots symbolize steadfast Christian character, warns against moral shipwreck, and urges planting trees as environmental and spiritual duty. References to Babylon, prophets, Milton, Shakespeare, and Stonewall Jackson.

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Carious Freaks of Steel in Razor Grains Across Time

A historical note describes razor blades, especially Swedish steel, showing grain direction changing with use. Constant strapping twists grain, making razors drift from edge toward the back and alter temper. If unused for months, grain returns to its initial position, and repeated cycles can wear steel through to the back.

Locomotive Engineer Quits Railroading to Seek Safer Work

A newly elected Indiana House member recalls fifteen years as a locomotive engineer and admits chronic fear of fatal incidents. He says the risk finally pushed him to quit railroading and pursue a safer occupation.

Indiana House of Representatives Chicago

Paper Money Hoards Turned to Ashes and Losses to Treasury

A treasury official explains how household fires and rail accidents destroy paper money, with $120 ashes from Texas and a Kentucky train wreck yielding only fractions of value. Experts note fragments, even tiny bits, can be redeemed if identifying notes, while vast sums of fractional currency remain unclaimed in collectors’ hands.

United States Treasury Treasury Washington Star Texas Kentucky United States Department Sam Uncle Sam Treasury Commission Congress Accoutant Lentz National Banking Division Ohio

Lesson on Color Making From Sunlit Days

An English pigment maker paid 5009 dollars to Lyons for a secret carmine process but found no difference from his own method. A French observer explains color depends on light and sunny weather, asserting the true color emerges only on bright days and illustrating light's chemical influence on dyes.

Lyons England Dry Goods Chronicle

Acidity of the Stomach Causes and Cures

The article explains stomach acidity stems from germs and fermentation. It advises restricting foods that feed germs, drinking hot water before meals to wash them out, and stimulating gastric juice production with heat applied after eating. Heat therapy may be via hot water bags over the stomach.

Moisture Movement in Porous Soil Described

The piece explains how loose friable soil holds more water than hard compact soil. It advises against rolling after sowing, suggests harrowing if the soil is crushed, and notes capillarity depends on porosity not straight tubes. It claims harrowing does not hinder moisture movement. New York.

New York Times

Woonsocket Opens World's Largest Rubber Shoe Factory

The largest factory in the world dedicated to rubber shoemaking was inaugurated recently in Woonsocket Rhode Island. The new plant represents a major expansion for the industry and is expected to boost local employment and production capacity.

Woonsocket R. I

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