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Newspaper
Wilson News
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1899
Page
4
The article surveys 1900 party lines with Republicans aligned to gold standards and trusts, and a Democratic resurgence praised. It previews a pamphlet on a proposed state constitutional amendment and includes advice on public signage and local addresses for travelers.
A scathing critique condemns the Miles report on beef supply for volunteers as a national betrayal. calls for further investigations into poisoning through disease and corruption. The piece rails at mercury products and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure while weaving in editorials on fashion and luminous plants for contrast.
Maj W A Guthrie of Durham a lawyer of ability was the Populist nominee for governor in the last campaign. When the cry of White Supremacy rose last year he allied with the Democratic party and did effective work from mountain to seashore. He has written
In a playful yet pointed exchange editors at the State Press mock a trend of shirt waists and the fashion’s obsession. The Asheville Citizen’s Tattler edition lauds arbutus blooms as springtime tease.
The Washington Post editoria l asks why an Ohio man is reading Shakespeare and jokes about political ambitions. The piece contrasts literary interest with focus on office seeking.
Durham on Saturday extended a cordial greeting to the New England editors. Judge Ewart can now draw his back salary and breathe easier after the pause in payments.
A medical authority notes ten in a dozen are invalids and asserts that at least eight of the ten suffer a blood disease. The suggested remedy is a persistent use of Ayers Sarsaparilla to cure the condition and avoid invalid status.
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