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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1890

Page

1

Slang in the pulpit condemned as disrespectful

A preacher argues that slang in church discourse degrades reverence for sacred spaces and the gospel. He cites ministers and laity using tobacco and casual slang, warning it undermines spiritual power and the church’s vitality, urging reverent speech and consecration behind the pulpit.

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Mixed Notes on People Places and Ironies From A Penny Paper

A brisk collection of quick items spans figures like Mark Twain and General Butler. references include Count von Moltke and Senator George, with playful quips about hobbies and fortunes. Mentions of London female carpenters and a Rome clock add color to a chatter filled page.

An Interesting Wedding in Town and Various Briefs

Ephor Mirkor reports the marriage of Lily Parker and Dr G W Lewis at the M E Church witnessed by a large crowd before boarding the northbound train to Springhope. The column also notes a Clinton Ky tornado toll, a canary bonnet joke, Philadelphia ladies mending bachelors, and other era items including figures on Armour Chicago profits, a Walace governor bid, and a slate of political and social notes.

Ephor Mirkor Jan Sth G. W. Lewis Springhope Lily Parker M. E Bettie Wells Mess W.G. Sharp S. J. Carter Claude Barnes Mollie Barnes J. M. Culpepper Jessie Parker Lonnie Parker Alice Hoover J. W. Hays Mollie Braswell G. A. Barnes Jennie Barnes M. C. Pridgen Annie Taylor W. H. Bridgers Cora Friar Dr. Lewis J. D. Guthrie Belford Davis Andersonville United States War Department

From Deep Blue Sea to Tie Grand Old Mountain

State notices report transport and civic events across North Carolina. Judge Jo Davis invited to speak at Grand Lodge of Masons. H P Cheatham urges colored residents not to relocate to Kansas. Wilson and Goldsboro developments feature lumber plants and Union County alliance leadership changes.

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