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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1892
Page
3
Typhus fever or spotted fever is a historical term for a disease caused by a germ in crowded, unsanitary conditions. Mortality rises with age and severe cases feature protracted fever, rash, delirium, and a fourteenth day crisis, with isolation and vigilant nursing as key, per New York Times reporting.
Hundreds of skeletons with Copper masks unearthed from ancient mounds near Chili cothe Ohio mark the country’s greatest antiquities find. The collection astonishes by sheer quantity more than value, proving a large earlier Aboriginal population in the region. Pearls run to hundreds of thousands in number and size, some as big as walnuts, though decayed and burned.
An elderly Roxborough man, carrying his savings, was accosted by a stranger who rode in his car near Laurel Hill Cemetery. The thief tried to strip the trousers pocket, injuring the old man, who shouted and the assailant fled into a ravine. About $2500 had been deposited in a bank at the time.
A brief note shows Teche inviting someone to dine this evening while mentioning a prior engagement with Tia. The fragment hints at a social plan and a light exchange about available company.
The statement recounts George C. Cradick's experience with Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder Cure, claiming relief from pain and gravel after three bottles. He describes years of illness, nightly urination, improved appetite, and gratitude toward Dr Kilmer and Company, urging others to seek benevolent deeds.
A 1550 foot main cable with 2 inch diameter and 1 inch hoisting rope enables the Austin dam construction to lift seven tons along the span in about ninety minutes. The system removes excavated material and places dam stone.
A warning about a widespread illness brought on by damp air causing rheumatic pains and stiffness. The text urges rubbing with St Jacobs Oil as a preventive and curative remedy for rheumatic complaints and mentions successful tea growing experiments near Panama.
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