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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1892
Page
4
The Durham Recorder critiques the People's party platform arguing government ownership of railroads telegraphs and telephones would require vast funds and enable a president to control many employees. The piece warns such power risks turning the republic into a Russian despotism and questions the platform’s feasibility.
A Columbus Ohio writer Herbert A. Clark argues for Black support of Cleveland and Stevenson. Letters from Grover Cleveland and A E Stevenson praise Clark's perspective. Brief foreign note reports Judge William R Blaine caught stealing from a Brunswick store and taken into custody. Providence plans a Rhode Island exhibition and tech school amid numerous German journals 1891 totals referenced.
Fragments indicate a Town Topics notice with dates in September and December, a price reference, and an address at 21 West 234 Street New York. The readable text mentions Town Torres and a subscription or contract context with monetary figures and sparse person or organization names.
An elderly Kansas veteran was surprised to learn a government check for three cents, long overdue, had finally arrived after more than three decades. The payment, issued amid bureaucratic delay, completes a small but notable entitlement from a distant era.
London’s six railway lines move over 200 million people yearly and tramways about 150 million. English Spavin Liniment claims to remove hard or soft blemishes from horses and treats various ailments. offers savings and a warrant of efficacy from N. M. Johnson & Co., Durham, N C.
Several readers from Georgia Arkansas Tennessee and Mississippi report health recoveries after using Botanic Blood Balm. Testimonials claim curing white swelling malarial blood poison leg ulcers and long standing bone engagement with improved strength and energy.
An old advertisement and schedule fragment notes TLATIC and DANVILLE RAILWAY routes with stations from Richmond to Danville and beyond, including timetables and connections. It also advertises DR HAYDOCK'S NEW LIVER PILL at 63 Fulton St New York and Richmond.
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