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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1891
Page
5
The article discusses economic inequality, calling to curb oligarchy and protect labor against concentrated wealth. It cites taxation, currency, and tariff debates, urges educated voters, and warns against trust power threatening liberty and republican government. It includes a political endorsement and a brief medical advertisement.
The Canadian schooner C. D. Rand returned to Vancouver after being seized by the American cutter Rush near Behring Sea then released and sent home. Capt. Aleer reports vast numbers of fur seals on St Pauls Island and cites a foul air from rotting carcasses affecting the region. He recalls seeing huge seal beds and widespread slaughter, while a health recovery anecdote follows about Dr Whitehead and Poke Root and Potassium.
The August report from the Department of Agriculture indicates the overall condition at 88.9 percent, similar to last month. Gains occur in South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Arkansas, while other areas see declines. drought and excess rain with heat affect yields, with Texas showing drought impacts and overall late crop development nationwide.
A damaged listing advertises Louisburg Female College in Louisburg North Carolina with claims of superior scholarship in science and arts. It highlights preparatory courses including telegraphy typewriting and health topics along with notes on faculty and a catalog request to Silas Eyvan at a listed address.
An old advertisement touts P. PLOP as a cure for rheumatism dyspepsia and many chronic diseases. It claims dramatic recoveries including a Savannah railway superintendent crippled by rheumatism who regained health after a course of P. PLOP. The copy highlights remedies like prickly ash and poke root to treat ulcers syphilis and other ailments.
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