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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1891
Page
4
Rareiia Nort Carolia presents JOSEPHUS DANIELS as editor with directors listed as Josefaus Daniels H B Harpy and Gro P Pet.
A fragmented notice shows weekly and term subscription rates for dairy services. It lists one year six months one month options and a liberal commission structure. Membership in clubs of four is mentioned with a free club incentive on signup.
If papers are not delivered or arrive late please mail your address and complaint. The paper should be on city subscribers doors by six in the morning and any fault will prompt attention.
The quote presents Ben Tillman asserting he is a Democrat who champions reforms within the party and believes organizing a third party in the South would fail. He frames his allegiance and views as straightforward.
A fragment honors the late Mrs. Pork highlighting her education and public influence as wife of the President. It notes she was not a society woman yet held esteem for knowledge and interest in national matters, living in the White House and engaging with newspapers. She is described as a supportive partner attentive to public questions.
A retrospective on Mrs. Polk and James K. Polk highlighting her social role as hostess and the Pension Act, with notes on Polk’s governance, the 1840s political climate, and Tennessee legislature customs. The piece cites a New York Herald correspondent's 1879 account of Mrs. Polk and reflects on Polk’s stature as statesman and Speaker.
The Chronicle notes the appointment of Mr Geo P Pell as editor of the Yadkin Valley News in Mt Airy. Readers send best wishes as he joins the Mt Airy enterprise after being lured by local inducements. Pell is praised as a bright, talented, hardworking journalist with strong character and ambition.
The third card is dealt face up to the banker and after players opt in the hands are exposed. The banker wins against poorer hands and loses to better ones. Usually only two players besides the banker have cards, others sit beside the dealer and gamble with the side players.
The Norfolk Virginian notes it is not alone in dissenting from the Baker Gilmer verdict. It argues the public should view the Baker hanging as a salutary warning to misconduct by professionals. The piece contrasts editors’ prominence with political figures and cites praise from Henry C. Clark for Ely's Dream Balm as a personal remedy.
The article traces baccarat origins to Italy or France and explains its spread to Europe and America. It describes a banker and punt ers, six card packs, card values, and the dealing sequence. Players reveal hands when reaching nine, nineteen, or twenty nine, ending the game.
A New York physician leader and Savannah railway official endorse P P P, citing cures for syphilis, skin diseases, old sores, and blood poisons. The tonic, made from prickly ash, poke root, and potassium, is promoted as a great purifier with many certificates of success.
Public outcry sale set for Wednesday August 12 of about 400 acres in Orange County along Eno River, formerly Dickson Mills near University Station. Half cash, rest in 12 monthly installments. title retained until paid. two tracts of roughly 3 acres each with buildings, spring water, timber. sale at noon. June 29 1891. W. W. Cox.
The resort is leased for years with modern small appointments and unexcelled table and service. Rooms are well furnished and of good size. Natural hot water baths in the pools offer luxuries for health and amusement of the overworked. For rates, contact W. F. Ross, Proprietor.
Hoanoke Female College in Danville Virginia proclaims the highest scholarship in ancient and modern languages sciences music and art. Hand drawing calisthenics and elocution offered free. Terms are moderate. Thirty-third annual session opens September 2. Apply to President J T Averett or Assistant President J C Dunford.
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