Pleasant reflections and social notes from Wilson
A blended column praises local figures and society in Wilson including W. A. Dann of Scotland Neck and Aycock of Goldsboro. It highlights Miss Lilly Exum and Miss Tempie Betts, applauds Lon Moore and Tom Ruffin, and notes Capt. W. J. Petteway’s travels and charm amid light commentary on community life.
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Chesterfield
Tom Ruffin
Mr. Bronson
Warrenton
Bettie Hart
Oxford
Tempie Betts
Wilson
Admirable lecture by Rev. Tom Dixon enthralls Mamona Hall audience
The Rev. Tom Dixon delivered a celebrated lecture on Back bone to a highly enchanted crowd in Mamona Hall on Monday night. The piece showcased his intellectual vigor, dramatic talent, and emotional appeal, drawing tears, smiles, applause, and intense admiration from attendees.
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Tom Dixon
Divine
Mamona Hall
Dixon
When Love Draws The Line In A Cold West Tale
A courtship tale unfolds with Maria Jane Sophia Ann and George as they debate marriage while resisting social limits. He fears loss of home and harsh penalties. she vows to follow but rejects a drastic demand. The rift ends with a clever ruse that saves him.
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Mariah Jane Sophia Ann
George
West
Endorsed Democratic Endorsement of Independent Mr Mewborne
The district’s endorsed slate changes after W J Rodgers withdraws for health. J W Mewborne of Lenoir announced as independent, then the Executive Committee meets to recognize and back him as Democratic candidate. A unified effort is urged to secure his election.
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W. J. Rodgers
Congress
J. W. Mewborne
Lenoir
Mewborne
A Fine Sermon on Sunday by the Rev
The sermon on Sunday by the Rev. Mr Batition is described as gentle and comforting. It sought relief for distressed hearts and preached humility and compassion rather than dramatic display. The preacher's voice was placid and tender, likened to a serene hymn rather than Niagara’s roar.
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Bronx
Mississippi
Niagara
Lanny
Ition
Court session open with Judge Womack. Galloway fills Solictor seat
Superior Court opened at 10 o'clock Monday with Judge Womack on the bench. A grand jury was drawn and charges read. The judge and officers received high praise for their conduct and bearing. Swift Galloway substituted for Col Worthington and earned praise for his prosecuting service. No major cases listed. civil docket to be heard today.
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Judge Womack
Womack
Col. Worthington
Galloway
The Meeting With Mr Tuttle Draws Converts
The fervent Mr Tuttle continues a revival meeting and has added many to the fold through his fervent prayers and sermons. His Friday address is described as strong and dramatic, stirring intense religious emotion and enhancing his reputation as an effective preacher.
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Tuttle
Eddie's Experience in a Wordless Melody
A fragmented excerpt describes Eddie's inner journey through a blissful, love tinged state. The narrative hints at heightened perception amid sensory images of sky and joy while dissolving into disjointed lines and phrases.
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Eddie
The Old Homestead rises as South’s leading paper
The Old Homestead, published by Davis Bros in Savannah Georgia, shows rapid growth with over 30000 paid subscribers. It boasts a superior plant and comprehensive departments across art, music, fashion, children pages, household and farm content.
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Davis Bros
Savannah
South
Andinanda Oe
Old Homestead
United States
Eddie's Mistake at the Oyster Saloon
Eddie takes his girl to an oyster saloon and after two plates of oysters he declares his love with a blush and baring heart. She responds with shy affection and a simple love pledge as their eyes meet. The scene unfolds with gentle humor.
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Eddie
Ano
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Cy Henry Blount
Jake Battle
Ss Asse Ie
Yeent
W. A. Dann
Scotland Neck
Aycock
Goldsboro
Murat
W. M. King
Greenville
Stephen Wells
Wilson Streek
Lilly Exum
Nash County
Lon Moore
W. J. Petteway
Atlantic Coast Line
X Ga
Arle
Branch
Superior Court
Weldon
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