Two Souls With Different Thoughts
A Wilson column notes a town couple strolling near the railroad, blending poetic reverie with practical wit. The piece ends with a playful miscommunication as the man muses aloud about clouds as pancakes and molasses, leading to a comic fall and a segue into a second story.
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Henry Blount praised for poetic praise in Raleigh letter
A Raleigh, North Carolina reader extols Henry Blount as a masterful poet whose columns in the Wilson Mirror delight with florid imagery. The letter, printed in the Collegian, credits Blount with elegant verse and heartfelt admiration, and the editor responds with playful humility.
Book club offer with bulk subscriber incentive
The notice offers every subscriber 10 books for twenty five cents and, as a bonus, 25 books to anyone who sends in a club of ten subscribers. Readers are instructed to place an order by the number.
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Brown's Iron Bitters Promoted for Dyspepsia
Physicians recommend Brown's Iron Bitters for dyspepsia. All dealers stock it at one dollar per bottle. Genuine bottles feature a trademark and crossed red lines on the wrapper.
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Local Tailor Promises First Class Goods and Fair Prices
Advertises superior suits made by skilled labor with imported materials. Claims higher workmanship and timely finished goods. Prices listed include suits from 25 dollars and pants from 8 to 15 dollars. Invites customers to visit and compare quality in Wilson and the South.
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Rochester Lamp Co Advertises Morning Light Lamp
Happy and content is a home with The Rochester lamp described as the light of the morning. Rochester Lamp Co catalogues are promoted from New York in a compact advertisement style.
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Comprehensive Preparatory Course At Female College
The Spring Term begins Monday January 23 1893 offering a thorough preparatory program with a full collegiate course equal to any Southern female college. Noted for music and art facilities, high scholarship standards, healthy location and grounds, moderate charges. Catalogs and circulars available on request.
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