13 Mar 1889
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1889
Page
1
A meditation on death’s passage as a blessed transition to heavenly reward. The speaker contrasts earthly troubles with the joy of reunion in eternity, describing the renewed senses and beauty of the afterlife and recalling the enduring pull of home and shared memories. References to death as a brake signal to a better state and to beloved departed companions underscore the piece’s consoling tone.
A fragmented devotional style piece blends a mourning elegy to a deceased wife with ruminations on love faith and memory. The author reflects on eternal peace the tenderness of a lifelong kiss and the challenge of keeping optimism amid sorrow. Intermittent musings touch everyday domestic details and humor.
A survey of varied items notes London’s 25 000 streets, Geese flying North, Modjeska worth 200 000, salad of global curiosities and rumors. It includes patents, expositions, theater figures, transport projects, and early 1900s social observations from multiple locales.
The article reports on North Carolina topics including college moves, local deaths such as James Garvey and W. T. Collins, public works like the N C division superintendent appointment of R R Bridges Jr, tax changes on pension and poll, and a rise in home manure use. It mentions football at Raleigh and a ballot election bill advancing.
The Leslie Keeley Co advertises a 80 year cure using gold chloride remedies for opium and liquor habits. Treatments claim painless in home care within six weeks and no loss of sleep or occupation. Free literature and address provided for patients seeking treatment.
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