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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1891
Page
2
Josephus Daniels lists directors H. B. Harpy and Geo. P. Per alongside himself as editors in charge, naming the paper’s governance lineup.
Daily rates shown for one year six months and one month with discounts for clubs of five. Weekly rates offered with a year long option and club discounts. Liberal commission permitted to club agents. Sample copies available free upon application.
The notice asks readers to report late or missing deliveries by postal mail with full address and complaint details for prompt correction. It emphasizes papers should arrive by six in the morning and that delays imply fault, requesting prompt responses from subscribers.
Ben Tillman declares he is a Democrat who fights for reforms within his party and warns that a third party in the South would fail. The remarks are dated Saturday August 8 1891.
A private letter from a prominent North Carolina minister praises the Chronicle articles Emotion in Religion According to St John and The Play of King Solomon. He urges secular papers to lead public sentiment toward truth and higher planes and to stand up for the Bible and religion.
A cautious advocate argues that secular papers uphold ethics and fight corruption as effectively as religious papers. Editors of both seek honesty and public duty, while the secular press often exposes vice more boldly, with religious papers sometimes shielding corrupt members of their church. The piece urges equal courage across presses.
Louisiana anti lottery Democrats and the Alliance form a united front to oppose the state lottery. They warn that despite funding for hospitals levees and schools the scheme corrupts public virtue and promotes gambling among the populace.
A New Jersey clergyman urges avoiding heavy tobacco use. Mead county Kansas has a one family district where husband and wife run the School Board and employ their daughter as teacher with a raise to 40 dollars. In Ohio the People's party split over seating Mrs Mary Crum pester as a delegate amid threats to quit. UNC’s Student’s Handbook II is ready for distribution with details at Chapel Hill.
The Richmond and Danville Railroad offers excursion tickets to Asheville North Carolina for the Western North Carolina Conference of the Woman's Missionary Society in Asheville. Tickets go on sale August 6 7 and 8 and return by August 13 1891. From Charlotte 7.05 Greensboro 7.90 Winston Salem 8.80 Durham 9.90 Raleigh 10.40. Rates from intermediate points apply.
Cure your corns by using Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint for corns bunions and warts. This remedy promises quick relief and is marketed as a versatile treatment for common foot conditions.
An advertisement touts Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint as effective for corns bunions and warts with claims of great results.
An 19th century ad extols Simmons Liver Regulator claiming relief from sick headache dyspepsia nervousness constipation piles and bilious attacks. It warns about mislabeling and urges buyers to verify the red Z trademark and genuine J H Zeilin & Co signature to avoid frauds.
A leading New York physician and a Savannah railway official cite P P P as effective in curing rheumatism malaria dyspepsia and a range of illnesses. The tonic is advertised as a great blood purifier eradicating syphilis old sores scrofula and mercury poisoning with certificates backing its claims.
This mountain retreat offers marble natural hot water baths in marble pools. The facilities feature excellent table service and well furnished rooms. It promises amusement for the pleasure seeker, rest for the overworked, and health for the invalid. Circulars and rates available from W. F. Koss, proprietor.
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