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Newspaper
Wilson News
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1899
Page
6
A devotional lyric petition inviting Christ to dwell within and guide believers. The verse by Wm. K. Fisher asks for divine blessing, freedom from sin, trust in Jesus, and lifelong service to the Lord in a trinitarian faith.
A magazine essay extols not skimping work and wasting time. It argues that hurried tasks create more work and stress, urging women to distinguish duties from optional chores and to perform each duty calmly for real value.
Mr Jobson returns home to find a note from Mrs Jobson saying she has gone to hear a long haired pianist and that dinner is ready for the serving girl. He mutters about mat tress headed geniuses and American dollars, reflecting a tense domestic scene.
A compilation of concise maxims from various authors on novelty pleasure work obedience age opportunity and moral elevation. Notable lines urge that motive shapes actions and true greatness lies in moral and intellectual development.
A collection of blunt maxims on life love and deceit. The lines wryly suggest that hardship strengthens harvests and that truth and performance are tangled in social relations. The tone is humorous and reflective.
A Lancet writer asserts that Spain does not profit from fictitious wines and notes that the country grows wineluxuriantly. The claim highlights skepticism about profitability and wine production in Spain.
Mary J. Lincoln outlines principles for brewing coffee emphasizing fresh water and clean utensils. She compares boiling versus cold method and provides recipes for roasted coffee cold water and egg infused brews with precise proportions and steps for best aroma and strength.
A witty collection of maxims on secrets, confession, vanity, and social roles. It notes that a secret loses its mystery once told and compares appearances to true feelings, with quips about a pretty girl, a feathered cap, a Chinese actor, and a Kansas horse-tamer.
An advertisement touts Parker's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for sluggish bodies headaches and poor appetite. It claims to purify blood revive liver strengthen flesh and restore vitality, sold by Harerave.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece describes a small town near Cleveland rich in peculiar characters. An old man, propertied yet frugal, longs for postwar times and distrusts current finance. The village storekeeper hosts cigars for a groom. Uncle Jim declines the cigars and instead buys a pound of nails.
In a Chicago neighborhood exchange, Mrs Bobson and Mrs Fribley discuss a rumor about their husbands. Both deny drinking, and speculation centers on where money might be hidden, implying a secret pocket or undisclosed funds.
A terse exchange blends character humor as a gentleman with a top hat wields an axe in a sly, self directed exchange with Cassidy while an old woman prepares to manicure her nails in a terse domestic vignette.
A collection of brief maxims and witticisms on honesty humility and perception. Observations range from confession revealing a skeleton in the closet to market chatter about rib beef and caution about a stranded cable road. The tone carries old time moralizing and light humor.
The note suggests Jasper-Basser has lost favor in Brooklyn due to singing a baby lullaby on the avenue. The stanza hints at public weariness as this habit continues to wake passersby. The item reads like a brief social rumor in a Life magazine style snippet.
Advertisement touts South American Nervine Tonic as a universal cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims immediate relief from the first dose and guarantees a permanent cure, marketed as pleasant and safe by E. F. Nadal, Druggist.
Atlanta to Washington and Atlanta to Portsmouth routes feature solid vestibuled Pullman trains and sleepers. Express service connects Portsmouth, Atlanta, and intermediate points with connections to Montgomery Mobile New Orleans Nashville and Memphis. Ticketing and sleeper inquiries directed to local offices as listed.
A devotional fragment praising a pierced hand as refuge and guide. The speaker laments loss of time and asks for divine folding and strength to endure life's battles, seeking victory and eternal praise through Christ. Names and sources are incomplete.
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