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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1889

Page

4

Royal Robes Promise Southern Prosperity and Power

A flowing meditation from our Oxford trip imagines the South rising to leadership in industry and prosperity. It speaks of imperial majesty, the gilded carriage of progress, and a radiant resuscitation from war's debris.

Oxford New England Ben Hill Hector L’riam Troy Tibet

Humanity Responds To Johnstown Flood With Aid And Hope

In prosperity envy and strife arise yet kindness surfaces during misfortune. The Johnstown flood prompted a nationwide flood of charity as money, food, and clothing poured in from all sections, sparking a spirit of universal humanity and Heavenly hope.

Johnstown Penn

Green Glimpses of North Carolina Grass and Clover Growth

The article extols North Carolina s rapid spread of clover and grasses across the state praising fields where clover reaches five feet high and multiple cuttings in a season It cites the Wilmington Star noting NC leads Southern states in grass culture except possibly Georgia and mentions Wake County and John Wadsworth s farm near Charlotte as examples of thriving grass farms

Union Wilmington Star Georgia North Carolina Wake County John Wadsworth Charlotte

Wilmington Messenger Praises Jefferson Davis and Southern Cause

The Wilmington Messenger extols the metal and tone of its voice as pure and steadfast. It lauds Jefferson Davis as a vicarious Southron, praising his dedication to principle, and expresses reverence for his role and sacrifice in the Southern cause. It also endorses participation in Fayetteville Centennial ceremonies and honors Davis as a statesman.

Wilmington Messenger Jefferson Davis Fayetteville Southern Confederacy

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