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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1888

Page

2

The Joker's Budget and Wedding Tour Details

A humorous newspaper feature outlines the Joker's budget and a morning sermon linked wedding tour. It notes an explanation desired and touches on libel and fashionable topics within the column.

Humorous miscellany from the Macon Telegraph and others

A collection of light vignettes and jokes from early 20th century newspapers. Included are comic exchanges, street scenes, train station quips, marriage foibles, and humorous anecdotes featuring children, parlor parodies, and everyday folk with witty punchlines.

Indians Arrive For Fourth of July Fremont Parade

Fifteen Piute braves from Nevada join the Fremont centennial celebration at Agricultural Park with Capt Sam as leader. Pancho, Ole Truckee, and Captain Johnson among dignitaries, recounting campaigns from Monterey to Los Angeles, a storm, and the 1863 Nevada treaty. Pancho seeks greater pension and clothing amid friendly relations with Gibson the Nevada agent.

Nevada Sagebrush Agricultural Park Sam Johnson Blaine Pancho Fremont Ole Truckee Piute Los Angeles Monterey United States Gibson Nevada Reservation Walla-Walla Uncle Sam San Jose

A Ship of Logs Built in Nova Scotia for New York Voyage

A log ship of 39 000 logs is being built at Finges Board Nova Scotia by Mr Leary owner of a lost timber raft. The 700 by 65 by 35 foot craft ferries to New York under tow by the M B Morse with expected seven day run. It uses sails as supplementary propulsion and is held together by a welded iron chain and thick wire rope forming a massive cradle.

Nova Scotia Leary New York Finges Board N. S M. B. Morse Morse Bay of Fundy Long Island Sound

Grog Gy Weather Halyards Tight When Sails Fill

The phrase plays on nautical terms noting tight halyards as sails fill in strong winds. It uses weather and sailing imagery to evoke readiness and taut equipment.

Athens Nurse Marries Ill inmate in Insane Asylum

Miss Dorothy Barth of Athens Ohio, superintendent at the Athens asylum, wed Osmar Parrish a former inmate who was discharged a well man three months earlier. The marriage, kept secret by the local justice, has become public and angered Barth’s parents. Parrish plans to stay with Barth at the asylum.

Dorothy Barth Athens Ohio Osmar Parrish Marietta Parrish Miss Barth

Arkansas Wedding Captured In Little Rock Episcopal Ceremony

Mrs Luella Steele witnessed a distinctive wedding at a Little Rock Episcopal church. Ten bridesmaids wore Grecian costumes with white drapery and velvet bands forming a semicircle around the altar as the bride entered with bridesmaids, groom, and minister presenting a graceful scene.

Atlanta Constitution Little Rock Ark Luella Steele

Uganda King Mwanga Threatens Christians as Rumors Spread

Reports describe King Mwanga's fear of an expedition from Uganda’s Rubaga fortress. He warns that any English action will be met with death, imposes bans on education, and orders his people to abandon Christian services. Gordon relays threats of a potential departure from power.

Opeder Hanninet Gordon Rushins Hannington Ormans Africa Victoria Ee Ara Leta Rubaga Tada Uganda Rubagi Mwanga Mayra

Chalked Clean on Broadway Platform

A man in a white waistcoat and four in hand tie stands on a muddy Broadway car platform. Mud stains wash away with chalk offered by a flashy companion, leaving his attire pristine as he contemplates his next call and homeward path.

Col. Sheppard

Three Brave Women Helped Save Mountain Wagon

A White Mountain letter recounts eight people in a mountain wagon on Mt. Washington’s steep descent. Horses broke loose, riders dismounted, and two women steadied the team by blocking wheels and guiding disabled horses while others freed the span and reassured others amid a perilous slide.

Hernid Mt. Washington

How to Make Cod Fish Balls Step by Step

A home recipe describes softening cod without boiling then kneading with boiled and mashed potatoes. It guides removing bones, salting lightly, shaping into balls, frying in a hot pan, and serving with fresh bread on Sabbath mornings.

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