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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1895
Page
2
The fragment references newspaper circulation policies and a legal framework for handling unpaid subscriptions. It mentions the editor as a free citizen and jet, plus directives on discontinuance of service for nonpayment and consequences for subscribers and publishers. It cites courts and treasurer actions related to arrears and notices.
The piece covers political maneuvering around Ex Governor Holt and his supporters, public notices of potential candidacy, lease debates over the North Carolina railroad, and commentary on figures like Ex Governor Jarvis and Colonel Andrews. It also mentions sympathy for Holt, calls for unity in the Democratic party, and a suggestion to buy or long lease the Governor’s treasury property.
The Reidsville Review editor criticizes J. 8 Carr as a political sham while claiming Brother Gilliam exposes his flaws. The piece argues Gilliam prefers to elevate a political corpse over live contenders, which the writer finds baffling and unnecessary.
An extended critique portrays a class of men driven by wealth and power who corrupt politics and profit at workers' expense. It condemns ostentatious philanthropy as a mask for vice, warns of the perils of state capture by railroads and finance, and laments society's loss of virtue and intelligence.
A fragment reflecting on bribery, divine judgment, and the futility of gold. The speaker contrasts starving, underpaid masses who praise written words with rich men who flaunt wealth, implying eventual reckoning before God.
The piece argues for independence in American democracy, praising the dignity of citizens and urging a shift from dollars to human worth. It predicts Colonel Thomas M. Holt as governor if Democrats prevail, but endorses the new party and cites Major W. A. Guthrie of Durham as the forthcoming North Carolina governor.
The colonel, confined four weeks, shows slow improvement and hopes for recovery in a week or ten days. He describes rib cartilages crossed the sternum and a lumbar vertebra injury, with a clavicle misaligned, adding a note on Tuesday editorials. American bicycle factories expect 700000 bikes next year. Queen Victoria reportedly urged children to wear sashes.
Advert says itchy skin in humans, mange on horses, dogs and stock are cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sani Lotion. Endorsed by Heartt and Farth ing and Droggiat.
A collage of 19th century patent medicine pitches claims cures for consumption rheumatism neuralgia and heart issues. ads promote Drummond's Lightning Remedy Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Electric Bitters and a catarrh cure with testimonials and agent recruitment. Includes a Toledo firm affidavit claiming a cure for catarrh with a one hundred dollar reward offer.
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