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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1893
Page
7
The piece argues better roads save time and wear on horses and gear, lower repair costs, improve country trade, and boost property demand. It notes 64 patent areas worldwide with Europe leading and Oceanica least, total fees totaling a small sum.
Report notes that Idaho diamonds are in fact rock crystals and crowds rushing to the San Juan solo fields return with blistered feet. Observers say the QSers lag behind the 45ers in this chase, signaling a shift in fortune.
Mrs. M. P. Kinpars succeeds her deceased husband as president of the Pennsboro and Harrisville Railroad. West Virginians trust her executive ability and do not fear for the road under her leadership.
The article argues that disease absence is a misconception and promotes Garfield Tea and California Fig Syrup as cures. It portrays physicians Lane and Garfield as teaching natural law to avoid illness and offers a free gift with each Garfield Tea package to encourage adherence to directions.
The French Academy awards Mme Parmesteter for literary merit. Known to English readers as Mary Robinson, she entered London University before seventeen and chose publication of poems over a prize at twenty one. Mme Dermesteter is now married to a Persian merchant and serves on the College of France faculty.
The text notes that Viennese girls study regular schoolwork until fifteen then undergo one to two years of kitchen training under family guidance or by a trained cook. It claims Austrian women become efficient wives and mothers, and compares them favorably with English and Parisian society, praising beauty.
A lighthearted note on personalizing belongings with new methods such as portraits on handkerchiefs and clothing. It follows that balloon sleeves may not suit all figures, with guidance on how to fit fashion to body type and achieve balanced silhouettes.
The British Consul at The Hague notes that women and children are largely employed at railway works with many children kept employed for lighter tasks. Parents are said to be glad for any form of work their children can perform.
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