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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1895
Page
2
The Durham Recorder discusses subscriber practices and publication policy. It notes Rev L L Johnson denying certain remarks about the paper and emphasizes cooperation between ministers and independent newspapers. It previews a Dry Goods Economist cotton study and urges diverse Southern production.
In a heated session, sharp opposition emerges as factions clash over conduct and gratitude. The dispute centers on a contentious stance labeled violent by some, while others urge restraint and common courtesy in proceedings.
A thoughtful editorial argues that now, amid labor strife and global revolutions, money and greed threaten virtue and democracy. It cites historical figures Dr Kingsley Las Fase and Mr Turner, praising North Carolina stakes, loyalty to home, and planned reminiscences on Orange County history.
The Wilmington Review comments on Clinton Camp voting for Julian Carr of Durham for General of the Second Boens, noting the honor while accusing Carr’s wealth of influencing the vote. It claims Carr rose from private to influential figure due to money, criticizing the man of money behind the support.
The piece honors Dr. T. B. Kingsbury of the Wilmington Messenger and Hon. Josich Turner of a Hillstoro farm. Both leaders influenced public opinion and policy during Reconstruction, nearing age eighty yet retaining vigor and sharp memory as they near the end of their careers.
A writer argues laws against selling cigarettes to underage youths fail to curb teen smoking. He contends sellers evade age checks and moral framing misses the root cause, urging enforcement against manufacturers rather than merely buyers.
The Milton Times endorses Jule Carr for North Carolina governor though the opening paragraph notes the editor is absent and the paper is run by the devil. The piece also condemns boys using coffin nails and the harm of alcohol and gambling on youths.
The Durham Recorder calls this paper one of the leading Democratic papers in the state and claims it inaugurated and controls the Jule Carr governor boom. A courtroom scene features Mayor Harris-And and Gilhooley-Indade in a dry joke about whiskey.
An OCR fragment promotes Bradtield Regulator and golford’s color lotion claiming rapid cures for human ailments and animal skin issues. It lists sellers in Atlanta and New York or Chicago and mentions Heartt & Farthing Druggists as distributors.
A retailer asserts years of selling Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption King’s New Life Pills Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters with universal satisfaction. They guarantee every time and offer a refund if results are unsatisfactory praising their merits.
An 1890s style advertisement urges treating heart muscle distress with Drummond’s Lightning Remedy. It promises two large bottles for five dollars sent from Drummond Medicine Co. in New York, claiming it can save lives if taken promptly. Agents sought.
Advert indicates a “Mystic cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia” claims relief in 1 to 3 days with remarkable action. It touts universal reach, requires no experience, and offers patterns and full particulars for 10 cents postage. Contact Lefimb & Co Adams New York. May 29.
James M. Brooks of Washington Ave St Louis Missouri affidavits says rheumatism cured after using Drummond Lightning Remedy. He calls it the greatest on earth and praises miraculous cures. Send 5 to Mond Medicine Co 48 Maiden Lane New York for two bottles with one month treatment and cure for ordinary cases. Agents Wanted.
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