Journal delivery policy and rates notice
Editor notices city subscribers to report late or missing deliveries by six in the morning and urges prompt feedback. It lists directors Jos ruvs Daniels H B Vanpy Gro P Per and outlines rates for daily, weekly, and monthly papers with postage free options.
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Tillman Opinion on Third Parties in the South
The quote presents Ben Tillman asserting his Democratic allegiance and opposition to forming a third party in the South. He frames reforms within the party and predicts failure for any rival organization.
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Ben Tillman
San Jones sketched as a sought preacher across the nation
Sunday, August 2, 1891, reporters and editors describe Sam Jones the famed evangelist whose meetings draw crowds to hear his plain speech. W. E. Curistian’s portrait in the Basic City Advance praises his gaze, demeanor, and dramatic style, noting Staunton meetings and Jones’s potent, serpentine stage presence.
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San Jones
Durham
W. E. Curistian
W. E. Curistian In the Basic City Advance. Mr. Curistian
Raleigh
Charlotte Democrat
Stonewall” Jackson
Sam Jones
Staunton
Sam as a preacher before a large crowd in rugged scene
The description follows Sam delivering a stark sermon to a vast audience, with ragged clothing and weary features, but a calm, earnest delivery. He confronts critics, mixes harsh portraits of life with soft, hopeful images, and leads listeners toward spiritual renewal through vivid, dramatic rhetoric.
Why Cleveland Skips Ohio Campaign Speech
The article discusses why Cleveland did not go to Ohio to campaign. It suggests fears of detracting from his dignity, the burden of tax on him, and strategic use of reform work. It also notes Gov Campbeer’s remark about western candidates and New York domination.
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Ohio
Clave- Land
Gov. Compied
St. Louis Republic
Campseer
New York
Gov. Camp
Bible Angers Exposition Officials Over Ballet Play
A Piedmont Exposition staging of King Solomon with ballet dancers faces denunciation from Rev Dr Canpter who condemns sacred biblical scenes to theater filigree. The piece triggers broader debates on propriety and religious respect in public shows. The column notes editorial stance and political boss influence in New York appointments. It also mentions the Kenly Weekly Visitor’s rapid growth and a court ruling on Mrs Maysrick’s insurance claim after her husband’s murder and the will that favors children.
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Dr. Canpter
Dr. Canodler
Maysrick
P P P.’s Cleansing Power Cures Longstanding Catarrh
A Rutland Vermont resident, Z C Warren, reports fifteen years of catarrh relief after using Ely's Cream Balm with gratifying results. The testimonial cites P P P as a remedy aligning with the idea that diseases resistant to other medicines yield to cleansing agents.
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Ely
Z. C. Warren
Rutland, Vt
P. P. P. praised for curing multiple ailments
Advertisers extol P. P. P. as a remedy for scrofula general weakness nervousness indigestion rheumatism and female complaints. They urge readers to try the great and powerful preparation and recommend it to neighbors as a good deed.
Simmons Liver Regulator Promises Quick Health Cure
Advertisers claim the product cures sick headaches dyspepsia nervousness constipation and bilious attacks with a few doses. They warn of liver kidney and bowel disease causing coated tongue tainted blood and pimples and urge taking Simmons Liver Regulator to cure chronic complaints and restore appetite.
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Simmons Liver Regaistor
Simmons Liver Regulator
Not clear imprint claim of genuine trademark 12 Trade-Mark
Fragmentary text advertising a genuine vs fraudulent imitation of a trademark. Mentions 12 Trade-Mark on front of Wyer plus seal and signature of J. H. Zeilin & Co. Context appears promotional or legal in nature without complete details.
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J. H. Zeilin & Co
P. P. P. advertised as cure for syphilis and blood diseases
An advertisement touts P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium as a cure for primary and secondary syphilis, old sores, scrofula, and blood diseases. It claims dramatic recoveries including a crippled man made well and cites physician endorsements and certificates from the South.
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