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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1894

Page

4

Local Vermont Man Recovers After Pink Pills Trial

George Hutchinson of Chelsea Vermont details a dramatic recovery from locomotor ataxia after using Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He describes years of pain and incapacity, hospital treatment, and a noticeable regain of strength and mobility following the pills, with corroboration from local residents.

Cpron Argus and Paleist Meatheier Protroas Aivane Teon Bieas Delle's Strangs Ang Hs Popauiar Sonman Cnd Poevidt Hatchiness Trwin Vermont Maneachusetts Bradfor Chelias Nadie Ira Maryeher Hospital Purlington Tin Moor Me Hutchinson Chelsea Walliams Pink Pitts De, + Medicine Company Scuenectudy

Millins of Deities

The manufacture of tkons, sacred images venerated by Orthodox Russians, is a major household industry across central Prussia, producing about 2,000,000 units annually.

Pussia

Lovell Arms Company Noted for Longstanding Bicycle Fame

The John P Lovell Arms Company markets the Lovell Diamond bicycle praised for material workmanship and safety. Founder John P Lovell remains active at the desk as the firm emphasizes integrity and steady expansion nationwide aided by Col Benjamin Lovell and other loyal executives.

John P. Lovell Arms Co Isoke Ft John Lovell Arma Co Jonn P. Lovell Lovell Benjamin

Quiet Chicago Lawyer and Emery Storrs Bon Mot

A prominent Chicago lawyer known for his unobtrusive manner is the subject of a bon mot attributed to Emery Storrs. Storrs claimed the lawyer was in his office despite being told he was out, quipping that it is always so still inside.

Chicago Emery Storrs Mr. Storrs

French War Minister decree lists service unexcused defects

A decree from the French Minister of War states that several physical faults will no longer exempt a man from military service. Items include toothlessness, gawky stature, hare lip, squint, extra or missing fingers or toes, varicose veins, hernia, stuttering, and baldness.

Garden Metaphors In Rev Dr Talmage Sermon On Christ

A sermon likens the church to a garden with diverse flowers and fruits symbols of faith. Christ waters the garden, gathering lilies and planting them on better soil, inviting all to enter the king’s garden and seek salvation now.

Ain Gol Voosiilies Chatsworth Chitateworth Walter Christ Tony Jesus Tare Anita Shenstone Ming Ani Carist’s Heaven

Ostrich Breeding Habits Revealed in Desert Nesting

A fragment describes ostriches breeding thrice yearly with the male digging a sand nest and the female laying ten to twenty eggs at intervals. The male guards the nest at night from 3 pm to 5 am while the female sits by day. Nests measure seven by three feet and color differences reflect environmental adaptation. The male later broods the chicks at night and occasionally steals chicks from others, causing conflict.

Fleet of Poot at Seventy in Georgia Mail Run Feat

Old Uncle Johnnie Irish of Schley County Georgia, over 70, runs twelve miles to Buena Vista to seek the mail carrier contract from Buena Vista to Oglethorpe. He claims the thirty six mile route can be walked with three trips weekly, trotting on road and hills, at five miles per half hour.

Johnnie Irish Schley County Buena Vista Oglethorpe Uncleohnnie Ellaville

Jury Bias Challenge in Grien Bag Case

A lawyer questions jurors about prejudice as the defendant Grien Bag asserts the jury is fair but seeks to challenge the judge. The exchange highlights pretrial concerns and potential judicial impartiality in a courtroom setting.

Grien Bag

Delicate French Surgeon Performs Artificial Joint Implant

At the French Academy Dr Michaelis described a vulcanite prosthesis for the humerus to replace removed bone and allow motion. The device comprises a straight rod neck and a spherical head, joined to permit rotation and circumduction, with platinum fittings and screws to fix the lower humerus.

Michaelis Yuuure M. Michaels

Artificial Joist Fitted To Shoulder Blade In Operation

A medical report describes a shoulder reconstruction using a platinum wire graft anchored to the glenoid neck and loops over the bone to secure an artificial head. Periosteum and muscles were grafted with ridges perforated for sutures, and rings hold the capsular ligament. One year post op the patient shows overall improvement though minor abscesses required four drainings.

M. Michaels Faten

Brief suit over ten guineas ends in nonsuit

In a terse case Lord Erskine notes a late confession letter from Catharine Keeling. He aims to prove the handwriting and win the ten guineas claim, but Bearcroft asks for the basics, and the judge Buller grants a nonsuit. The scene recalls brief, sharp legal exchanges and whist night.

Erskine Love Eskine Catharine Keeling Bearcroft Beircroft Justice Buller Taunton

Waterbury Social Figure Joins Salvation Army

A prominent Waterbury socialite has joined the Salvation Army, signaling a shift from her bustling Waterbury social career and community engagements toward charitable service and outreach.

Waterbury Salvation Army

Cluny Macpherson at London lunch with Mr and Mrs Lockwood

The Stye reports a London visit by Cluny Macpherson and his wife Mrs Macpherson. During a lunch at a country house a visitors book captured the scene with Cluny and Mrs Macpherson signing, followed by Mr Lockwood and Mrs Lockwood in a bold signature from 26 Lennox Garden.

Cluny” Macpherson Frank Lockwood London

Package heist tale shows a brave courier

A servant named John follows a friend’s order to fetch a package from a painterly house. He climbs front stairs despite a new coat of paint and fights the house’s staff to secure the parcel, claiming he complied and would defend the delivery if challenged.

Chicago Amae Fervas John Ag Bear Elese

Lawrenceville District Ships 205 More Workers to Texas Plantations

The Lawrenceville district of Pittsburg dispatched 205 workers to Texas cotton plantations, part of a three month pattern that has already sent 700 people. This is the district’s third exportation in three months, exporting Hungarians Italians and Slavs to the fields.

Lawrenceville Pittsburg Texas

Bonner Tests Herald Readership With Repeated Ad

Robert Bonner asked New York Herald business manager Elliott for space to run a six line ad in the center of each column across eight pages. After editor Hudson approved, the next morning the same announcement appeared. The minister questioned the cost, and Bonner cited two reasons: to resist bluster and to test if the minister read the Herald.

Robert Bonner New York Herald Mr. Elliott The Herald Mr. Bonner Bonner Sylvanus Cobb, Jr

New Humane Check-Rein Patent Promises More Freedom

The illustration shows a patented cylinder with a spring and dual hooks for the saddle boot and check rein. It aims to keep the horse’s head steady while granting more freedom than the old check rein. A Manitotie high shoe toy is noted in the text.

The Ladies and Laxatives in Wartime Ads

A fragmentary urged collage of patent medicine testimonials and oddities notes various remedies. It mentions Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co and Kilmer Swamp Root with dubious claims. It also jokes about barbers and a beard tax affecting Italian workers.

Baking Powder Abolishes Drunken Habits Says Journal

The Loisville Journal reports that a temperance plan urges total abstinence and recognizes alcohol as a danger to physical and mental health. It cites expert opinions on restraint, suggests lifelong self-control, and emphasizes that reform begins with recognizing temptation and replacing cravings with healthier habits.

Loisville Cocrtet Journal Druskard Anil E Biduy Viger

Englishmen Seek Lower Berths on San Francisco Train

A group of English passengers arrive at the ticket office of the Southern Pacific Railroad seeking lower berths to San Francisco. The agent has only upper berths available, but an extra car may be added for a higher rate. The men insist on lower berths and arrange payment for each section, aiming to maximize value.

Los Angeles Accent Fire 5 Lougthern Pacific Railroad San Francisco Eppers Mr. Crawley Ictal Fes

Elephant Milk Tale Sparks Banter in Central Fork

Quoted remarks compare killing an elephant and a taby fed on elephant milk gaining panels in a work. The exchange includes amused, clipped humor about the elephants and a reference to Halle.

Central Fork Halle

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