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Newspaper

Wilson News

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1899

Page

3

Women Find Wood Sculpture a Path to Independence

The New York Tribune celebrates wood carving and sculpture as viable fine arts for women offering self sufficiency and refined taste. It notes European noble example and argues wood sculpture teaches proportion and form while being cleaner than painting. It urges American schools to establish dedicated programs and praises female students pursuing arts for culture and personal growth.

Europe Jesseus New York Tribune

Wig fashion and hair care debates in early 20th century

The piece discusses wigs as a practical response to baldness caused by hair abuse like excessive use of tongs and the pompadour. It notes men prefer natural hairstyles, predicts wigs won’t dominate fashion, and mentions Swedish lake depths and myths of animal life traveling between lakes, with scientific notes and curiosities.

Nature Au Naturel Sweden Weitten Constance Swabian Lake of Constance Wettern

Pervasive Mirth and City Mule Tales

A garbled Detroit Free Press snippet reveals a playful exchange about a mule and a cart, with locals joking about clever talk and a cheeky boss reply. Names and clear events are muddled, but the mood centers on streetwise humor and everyday mischief in the city.

Dukes of Northumberland Retain Burial Rights at Westminster Abbey

The Dukes of Northumberland hold a prescriptive right of burial in a chapel vault of St. Nicholas at Westminster Abbey. The vault, last used for the Seymours, was opened in 1883 to receive Lady Louisa Percy, elder sister of the current Duke.

Westminster Abbey Dukes of Northumberland St. Nicholas Seymours Louisa Percy

Definition of a bargain in purchase terms

A definition explains that a bargain is paying less than one would have paid if the item had been desired. It frames value in terms of desire and willingness to pay, noting that the discount compensates for the item not being sought.

FEBRICURA TM Sweet Hill Tonic of Iron Promoted as Cure

An old advertisement touts FEBRICURA TM Sweet Hill Tonic of Iron as superior to quinine for chills and fever. It claims to strengthen the constitution, acts as a tonic and nervine, is pleasant to take, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by B. W. Hargrave with no substitutes.

B. W. Hargrave

Local Train Schedules and City Officials Listing

Directory lists rail connections between Wilson Wilmington Goldsboro and Norfolk with departures and arrivals. It names city officials including Aldermen Moore Joan Riley City Attorney E Woodard City Clerk RK Moore Treasurer Warren and department heads like Supt Water Works Grantham Electric Lights Wilson and other municipal staff.

E. Woodard Inc RK. Moore W. E Deans W . E. Warren R. J. Grantham Jj. T. Wilson Ernest Meredith Amos Walston

Masonic and fraternal lodge meeting notices listed

Regular meetings of Mt. Lebanon Lodge No 117 A F and A M are on the 1st and 3rd Mondays at 7 30 p m in Mt. Lebanon hall Nash and Goldsboro. Chapter No 27 meets 2nd Mondays at 7 30 p m. Commandery No 7 meets 4th Mondays at 7 30 p m. O U A M meets Monday nights at 7 30 in O U A M Hall. K of H No 1694 Wilson Lodge meets 1st Thursdays at 3 30 p m over 1st National Bank. Contentnea Lodge No 52 K of P meets Thursdays at Fellows' Hall. Enterprise O F No 44 meets Fridays at eight in Odd Fellows Hall.

Mt. Lebanon A. F A. M Nash and Goldsboro W. J. Borkin W. M Masonic Hall Wt. Borxin H. P H. Fenenen Councellor Wilson Lodge K 1St National Bank F. Briggs Odd Fellows’ Hall

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