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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1892
Page
6
A short poem recounts a voyage at noon and under moonlight toward a distant shore. The speaker recalls warm days, violet fading, and a ship carried by breezes and stars. Despite changing seasons, the voyage continues under the guidance of an unseen band toward a distant, promised land.
In Whitehaven a mother and daughter seek stake in the Saltham pit. Richard Allenby forcefully seizes the papers. Gerald Peel, businesslike and devoted to Mary Allenby, navigates danger and deceit. After years, a mine accident exposes truth and Gerald's steadfast loyalty yields forgiveness and the papers' transfer.
An old man touts German lovage as a cheap, common remedy for the grip. He claims a pinch relieves symptoms within minutes and that a box costs a dime at druggists. The young man tests it and agrees it seems effective, urging others to try it locally.
Harper's Weekly describes Joseph Jefferson's New Iberia plantation as a charming winter home. The island site features ten thousand orange trees, tropical flowers, abundant wildlife, and fish-filled waters. The Italic villa styled manor sits on a hill with views of the lake and the Gulf.
A collage of humorous vignettes and light anecdotes from a 19th or early 20th century humor column. It includes a Maine woman asking for scissors, waiter and stamp jokes, romantic quips, and multi‑panel exchanges ranging from marriage to social manners, with quick punchlines and character sketches.
A dairyman reported to Dr. J. E. Sullivan the City Milk Inspector that a person has been offering to sell a recipe to artificially produce milk using drugs and chemicals. Sullivan notes such methods are old but detectable, and no sale to St. Louis dairymen has occurred. He cautions about low quality milk due to winter shortages, water and coloring to stretch supply, and warns against colored milk from diamond dyes or harmful substances.
A fragmentary collection of old Scottish proverbs and maxims. The text riffs on wisdom about breeding, honesty, aging, and social manners, with phrases like a good word, never growl, fair words break bone, and men at forty. The passage preserves regional idioms and moral adages without full context.
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