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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1892

Page

2

Time of departure from America to Europe for preaching tour

The sermon explores Paul’s departure as a metaphor for leaving this world. It contrasts earthly peril with heavenly reward, picturing Paul’s martyrdom and ascent to heaven. The speaker urges believers to embrace death with joy, seeking the glory of Christ and the certainty of a blessed afterlife.

Timothy America Europe Paul Tullianum Mamertine Rome Italy J’ani Earth Troas Paulsside Pauls Neaul Skome Heaven Christ Nero Egypt Pauw Charles I God Columbus John Franklin Iceberts Switzerland Matterhorn Alpenstock Stanble Eternal Hills Jonathan Edwards St. Paul Jesus Jesus Christ Luke Mark John

Play With Herald Prize Is Dropped After Poor Run

A one act play that earned the New York Herald prize was removed after failing to draw crowds. The manager who produced it said it might have won a prize but did not win the audience.

New York Herald

Health Tips From The Health Journal On Milk And Ears

The Health Journal extols daily milk for growth and energy. It discusses eye hygiene methods for dust, and details pulse norms across ages. It reports Dr Samuel Sexton on ear disease and the promise of drum membrane and ossicle excision improving hearing and reducing deafness.

Samuel Sexton Sexton

Hair Lasso of Human Locks Told by Recluse Chief

The old Indian chief La Pier of Wenatchee guards a fifty foot lasso made of human hair from pioneers wives and daughters. He will show it only to trusted priests and refuses to sell, claiming occult power. The relic, used by his ancestors to lasso buffalo, contains hair in many colors and lengths including gray, and is believed to originate from numerous scalps.

Wenatchee Columbia River Mission la Pier Blackfoot Valley San Francisco Examiner

Sea Canaries Shellfish Found Near Five Mile Point

A rock cod fisherman pulled up a 5 1 2 pound cod with a shellfish cluster attached. Six large shellfish, each fist sized, had shells embedded in the rock and long necks with beaklike mouths. The sea canaries were exhibited at the Denver market drawing attention.

Five Mile Point Denver Seattle Washington Post- Intelligencer

The Maelstrom Off the Norwegian Coast

A Detroit Free Press item describes the Maelstrom between Moskenes and a large rock in the Lofoten straits. Strong west storms push currents east at six miles per hour, creating massive whirlpools that challenge even large steamers. Rock-slam dangers and deep soundings from 100 to 200 fathoms accompany many wrecks.

Loffoden Isles Moskenes Great West Fjord Detroit Free Press

Silver railroad pass issued by Colorado lines endures

Otto Mears presides over Solid Silver Railroad, Silverton Railroad and Grande Southern, issuing a 223 mile solid silver pass with ornate border and engravings. The pass bears a warning disavowing liability for personal injury, and its beauty highlights the era’s luxury travel by rail through Colorado.

Silverton Grande Southern Companies Otto Mears Colorado Revere Liabili Louis Rennubliec

Winged Diamonds Brooch Shines as New Jewelry

A new brooch features outstretched wings crafted from diamonds. The design highlights elegant sparkle and bold form, signaling a standout accessory for collectors and fashion lovers alike.

August Flower Helps Elmira Teacher Recover

Miss C. G. McCrave a school teacher at 753 Park Place Elmira New York reports dyspepsia before spring term. After two weeks of dieting and no relief a friend suggested August Flower. She bought a bottle and says she recovered from her indisposition the very next day.

C. G. McCrave Park Place Elmira N. Y

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