26 Nov 1890
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1890
Page
1
An affectionate reminiscence celebrates Nashville, praising its people, maidens, and hospitality. The writer recalls summertime visits, cherished memories, and the emotional pull of home, family, and old friends, with lyrical reflections on youth and enduring affection for the region.
The Rev Junius T Harris longtime pastor and ex Presiding Elder dies in Durham. He preached at St Paul Methodist Goldsboro and served 3 years as district leader. The Durham Globe editorially meditates on Christianity, Heaven, and doing good.
A reflective sermon on midway life between youth and old age, urging gratitude and charity at Thanksgiving. It questions whether readers have eased burdens, soothed sorrow, and shared blessings, contrasting generous and greedy paths and urging spiritual renewal.
The piece extols honesty as a coronet brighter than royal jewels and promises that subscribing to the Mirror will polish and honor the wearer’s integrity, making the moral crown glow in life and eternity.
A devoted admirer laments a woman's cold reserve as she admits her nature and misfortune to be cold and reserved. He longs for warmth he might embrace. The pair laughs off the moment and the incident is handed to the printer for The Mirror.
A fragment presents playful lines about oysters and cooking etiquette, urging gentle handling. It mentions not drowning or seasoning heavily, and keeping the cook’s air steady, with odd imagery of a teen with three tongues and teeth.
A paraphrase writer wed a woman noted for enduring long days. The ceremony united two literary figures in a quiet town as friends and family gathered to celebrate.
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