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12 Sep 1894
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Wilson Mirror in Wilson, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1894
Page
1
A Summer in Fast Palestrina and the Rug
Phoebe Jane Breck, a fifteen year old with a dream rug, unites neighbors at Fast Palestrina through a nine by twelve foot Daghestan pattern rug. The project sparks church quarrels over knitting and parish divisions but ends in reconciliation as the parlor hosts a communal rehearsal and ties are restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiehbe
Jane Breck
Ponsonby Ton Broeck
Critiey
Indy
Phoebe Jane
Eunice
Phohe Jane
Finchy Janes
Luelle
Luella
Oakmount Porale
Boetla
Jaella
Avettynthia
Cynthia
Jerome
Alieon
Phatw Jies
HiewsHyn
Jane
Samia
Wingate
Linelia
Shrepherdess
Exaes
Ante
Phoebe
Itv
Phoebe Jane Woud
Pivcon
Wood End
Sal Palestrina
Mars Elen
Palstrive
Kubtee
Llewellyn
Phabe Jane
Grandpa Pulsifer
Phebe Jane
Corey Boys
Tackaberry
Cinethia
New England
Phorhe Jane
Brecks
Deacon Breck
Phobe Jane
Breck
Father Breck
Phaebe Jane
Mrs. Tackaberry
New Society
Alma Pickering
Jo Flint
Hedgdon
China
Phillie Jane
Phurlie Jane
Monkey Trapping In Panama Nets Captured Prized Primate
A Panama tale describes how panicked monkeys grab a coconut with a paw inside to explore its contents. The enticed animal pulls the nut by a string until captors snare it with a net. The method aims to trap curious monkeys used by itinerant organ grinders as work animals.
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Panama
St. Louis
New Orleans Picayune
What's Dick Doing Now
A humorous exchange from the Atlanta Constitution depicts Dick as a doctor, John as a horse trader, William as a savior, Tom as a politician, and the speaker as a farmer feeding Dick, John, William, and Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
William
Tom
Atlanta Constitution
Woman Sculptor of Boston Shaping Modern Art Views
Profile of Mrs. Katherine Tupper Prescott a Boston sculptor who advocates artistic individuality over teacher domination. The piece highlights her bas relief and intaglio works including Paderewski portraits, describes her wax modeling method, and notes her influence in expanding women’s access to sculpture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Tupper Prescott
Boston
Eacy
Henciing
Remder
Baltimore
Marie Bashkirtself
Paris
Bastian Lepage
Prescott
Mary Anderson
Paderewski
Euris
Ingenious potato retort yields gold by amalgamation
An Australian miner explains his novel method to save fine gold. After amalgamating with quicksilver he uses a potato retort to vaporize silver into the potato skin, then threshes the potato to reveal gold buttons and silver globules.
Hard to Kill a Grizzly in Close Contact
W. T. Hornaday argues the grizzly is a formidable, relentless foe in North American history. He notes bears’ immense strength, long claws, and ferocity when wounded, yet says modern breechloaders reduced attacks on humans as hunters adapted quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T Hornaday
North America
St. Nicholas
Iizziy
Kentucky
Joker's Budget and Engaged Woman in Patter and Trial
A collage of comic exchanges and gossip items shows a girl engaged to a man while suitors argue over promises and propriety. Topics include a breach of promise verdict of 325000, social pressures from fathers, and witty barbs about etiquette and wit.
Clergyman Rides Cow To Relish Odd Lesson In Milk Profit
A Western state clergyman attempts to milk a stubborn cow by sitting on its back after his son learns of weight milking. The cow bolts through the street with the minister astride, creating a comical scene as a congregation sister asks about his whereabouts. The episode ends with the minister being rescued and not trying again. The piece also notes 1840 to 1850 foreign arrivals totaling 15,350,000 and mentions trained tame turkeys hunting wild ones.
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Warnee
United Mates
Y Gee
Tha Anji
Hush Wo Mekin
Kenstucks
Naval Academy
Anne
Wotrld
Iondera
America
Lane Tilton
Keown
Colerain
Privste Magic Purvis
Alaska
Claire
Pilben
Hugh Purvia
Bils
Oxfortia
China
Amee
Sitacker
Baltimore
Mr. V
Brother V
Brother W
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Uncle Sam
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