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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1891
Page
2
The notice lists Josernus Daniels H. B. Harpy and Gro. P. PEL as directors for an unnamed panel. No further actions or dates accompany the roster.
The article argues for bi metalic coinage gold and silver as the basis of a stronger paper currency. It cites history of the silver demonetization impact and urges free coinage of silver, noting reserves and certificates in circulation, plus potential mine openings changing metal values.
The notice urges prompt reporting of late or missing papers. It instructs subscribers to drop a postal with their address and complaint so it can be addressed quickly. Dated Friday August 14 1591.
The piece argues for bi metalism with gold and silver as currency standards. It asserts paper money should be redeemable in coin, portable, reformable when worn, and notes that unredeemable greenbacks depreciate. It recalls the Civil War era US wealth and persistence of greenback disputes.
A mixed dispatch from Indianapolis notes the Farmers' Alliance Convention to be held in Tomlinson Hall starting November 17 with Indianapolis named as the host city. Separately officials discuss sugar tariff provisions under the 1890 act, clarifying which sugars remain non free and which require duties. Also cited are testimonials praising P P P as a cure for general blood disorders and digestive issues.
An advertisement asserts that regular use of Simmons Liver Regulator cures sick headache dyspepsia nervousness constipation piles and bilious attacks. It warns buyers to verify the genuine red Z trademark and references J H Zeilin Co and a fraud warning. It also briefly mentions a separate notice about Fraternal Insurance Box 325.
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