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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1891
Page
2
Ravelia NC editors list Josephus Daniels as editor with directors Josephus Dantes H B Harpy and Gro P Pert listed alongside him in the local paper record.
Dairy subscriptions offered at one year five dollars off, six months three dollars off, and one month fifty cents off. Weekly rate also discounted for one year, with club pricing for groups of five. Liberal commission allowed to club agents. Sample copies provided gratis on application.
The notice asks subscribers to report late or missing deliveries. It instructs to drop a postal with address and complaint and promises prompt attention to delivery faults.
The quote reflects Ben Tillman declaring that organizing a third party in the South would fail. It frames a stance within Democratic reform efforts and party-line adherence.
On August 20 1891 the Statesman notes David Stone editor of the New York Journal of Commerce could not attend the North Carolina Press Association session in Winston. Stone says he has written every line of his paper editorial for many years.
A historical tribute commends Mr Stoxe for combining sharp financial insight with strong moral stance. It lauds his editorial range from stock values to charity, calling him a rare blend of Wall Street acumen and ethical leadership. The note highlights Davin Stone of North Carolina, a versatile, principled figure in early American journalism and politics.
Prof W L Puterar of Wake Forest points out a slip in Harper’s Magazine where Guv Wm Curtis attributes a saying to James as if it were St Paul. He links the piece to liberty of thought since Hus and the Council of Constance, noting the idea of visiting the fatherless and widows in their affliction.
The piece recounts Jerry Simpson defending cross race collaboration with the colored Alliance to safeguard political rights for both races in the South. It warns white Alliance members against trusting promises and predicts a return of Republican influence if voters misread the coalition. It then shifts to a philosophy essay praised for its exploration of time concepts by Mr Cheek and Professor Williams.
Professor H H Williams at Chapel Hill offers a Monad discussion on time from Aristotle to modern thought. The essay argues time is not a real entity or objective quality, reflecting the University of North Carolina philosophy department’s inquiry.
Trinity College prepares for the fall term with two campuses and ready housing. The official bulletin No 10 editions are selling fast with a second edition due soon. Editorial praise and local clerical responses color a broad campus picture, including remarks about R A Dent and Col Pax statements.
Good looks reflect health of the liver stomach and kidneys. Electric Bitters acts on these organs as a tonic and alterative. It cures pimples blotches boils and improves complexion. Sold at John Y. Mac Rae's drugstore for 50 cents per bottle.
Advertising copy touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a harmless remedy for bitter taste, dull headache, despondency, constipation, sour stomach, heartburn, and sleeplessness. It claims universal safety for children and the elderly, urges buyers to seek the red Z trademark and official seal to avoid fraud.
An advertisement proclaims a compact device called the Adder that performs adding with mechanical accuracy and speed, described as simple yet more than a mere machine.
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