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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1893
Page
4
A Raleigh style miscellany reports on diverse topics from North Carolina. It notes a Charlotte public pool for both sexes, 1100 attendees at a Teachers assembly, and the first tobacco crop sold in Durham. It mentions a waning cotton crop in Harnett, Episcopalians in Rowan County, the death of Greensboro physician Dr. Glenn in Baltimore, and the passing of Maj. W. T. Sutherlin of Danville.
A Wilson correspondent recalls a highly agreeable visit to Camp Bogart. The setting features salt water bathing and ocean breeze improving health, with ample catering and a superb mess table for officers and men. The First Regiment, led by Capt Nadal, earns praise for conduct as Wilson representatives are warmly greeted by Col Bru ton and Lt Simms with other Wilson officers.
A physician who has practiced in Wilson for ten years declares permanent identification with the town and thanks residents for their liberal patronage and support.
An article cites Dr. Franklin Miles arguing life centers at the base of the brain govern all organs, with two thirds of chronic diseases due to nerve center derangement. It promotes Restorative Nervine, claims success, and offers purchase from Dr Miles Medical Co with a money back guarantee.
A Philadelphia based advertisement touts the Compound Oxygen Treatment by Drs Starkey and Palen claiming cure of chronic diseases. It lists addresses in Philadelphia New York City San Francisco and Toronto and offers a 200 page book of testimonials sent free to potential patients.
The notice lists a faculty of 25 teachers, 11 buildings, 7 scientific laboratories, a 30 000 volume library and 316 students. It notes 5 general courses, professional courses in law medicine engineering and chemistry. Tuition is 60 dollars per year with scholarships and loans for the needy. Address president Winston Chapel Hill N C.
A local report notes that the plan was officially adopted by Ps ych tt Read the Plan. Details indicate approval by the council on the first reading and next steps outlined for implementation.
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