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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1892

Page

3

Resurrection theme as Easter sermon on death and renewal

A Sunday sermon narrates an Easter message on resurrection using the Misery pear tree allegory, death as gateway to superior life, and the imagination of heavenly realms. The speaker urges embracing death as a transition to better cognition, weather, and existence, concluding with the empty tomb and Christ’s rise.

Woman Lied Low in Boston Cancer Cure Revelation

A Boston woman Mrs. Jennie Ray recounts alarming illness after an 1880s European trip. Physicians declare cancer but she credits Warner's Safe Cure, claiming a fibroid vanished a week after the last visit. She invites inquiries and reassurance to other distressed women.

Jennie Ray Manchester N. H Engistol Daaby Ray Amimors Warner Uss Warner West Sixth Street South Boston

World Population Estimates Through History

Historical notes recount early population estimates from 1866 to 1891 by German authorities Behn and others. It cites earth population around 1.49 billion in 1866 and later adjustments, with Europe as the most densely populated continent and Asia housing China and India as the largest populations.

Behm Mr. Behin Isso China Asia India Europe North South America South

Arsenic in Wall Paper Reported to Legislature

The State Board of Health report on wall paper arsenic was sent to the Massachusetts Legislature. Of 1,015 samples from twenty towns, several contained arsenic in detectable amounts. About three percent of modern papers carry more than one tenth of a grain per square yard, versus about thirty percent ten years ago. Sixty to seventy percent are arsenic free, while around six percent exceed one twentieth of a grain per square yard.

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