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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1891

Page

2

Morning Glories Poem by Elizabeth Akers Allen

Poem celebrates morning flowers as morning glories with delicate petals and dew, contrasting their pure beauty with noontide heat. It reflects on fleeting youth and the longing for fresh, unspoiled morning hearts that fade by noon.

Elizabeth Akers Allen

Relations by Marriage. A wedding day misfire.

Pamela Pepper, famed gossip, arranges a wedding and a first reception for Josiah Black and Mary More. The Black clan, clannish and proud, withdraws in disappointment as guests deliver curt goodbyes and wedding gifts, foreshadowing lifelong estrangement. Pamela’s scheme backfires, leaving the couple and the family uneasy about their new ties.

Pamela Pepper Miss Pepper Cornstalk Corners Miss Pamela Aloes Miss Pamela Pepper Josiah Black Mary More New York Josiah Squire Robinson Pamela Mr. Black

Chestnut Cultivation Gains From Improved Practice

Chestnuts fail to meet demand. cultivation could expand profits. Plant in loose sandy soils and use moist storage for nuts. European chestnut matures earlier and yields finer fruit. Japanese variety offers large nuts and early fruiting, though less hardy. Stock American trees may be improved to bear sooner with superior nuts.

Chicago News

Barnum's White Elephant and the Press Endorsement Tale

A Mexico Missouri intelligence man recalls Barnum's plan to win New York press favor over his alleged white elephant. He hosted reporters at dinner then led them to the wharf but the elephant appeared mouse colored. Barnum told a tale claiming the animal’s color was God given, a prank that won the city press’s adoration of the humbug.

Barnum New York Bert Davis Mexico Mr. Barnum

The Jokers Budget and Damaging Ad Tales

A mixed jumble of comic fragments on advertising value misread cereals and serials. Vignettes include a jeweler’s burglary tale a cereal mispronunciation and jokes about cake bread language and social missteps from several anonymous readers.

An Ancient Arab University At El Azhar

The El Azhar University, founded in the tenth century, remains the leading Mohammedan college, resisting European ideas. It no longer has 20,000 students but still draws seven to twelve thousand, sending graduates to Mohammedan lands from the Soudan to India.

Old Arab University of el Azhar Soudan India Atlanta Constitution

Heliotrope Items and California Notes Amid Sparse Text

Fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion of Heliotrope items and California figures. Mentions a capital surplus and a reference to value, but details are unclear. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge from the readable text.

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