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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1891
Page
2
Local advertisement lists price terms for papers and subscriptions, sample copies, and delivery guarantees. Includes notices to correspondents about writing under real names, and quotes Henry Grady and Hen Tillman on regional loyalties. Dates indicate December 1, 1891.
The column mocks relying on outward looks versus inner merit with a humorous Caribbean tone. It contrasts dead breddern and a canary bird to suggest appearances mislead about who makes the best eatin.
The Raleigh State Chronicle explains its role as a secular daily engaging deeply with religious topics. It highlights detailed coverage of Baptist, Presbyterian, and Methodist proceedings, sermons by Bishop Gattoway and Rev. Dr. Watkins, and plans to honor Bishop Ly MAN’s fifty years in the ministry, emphasizing non sectarian support for religious uplift.
A editorial mocks Sherman and Foraker for seeking the Ohio Senate plum by pushing to expel Senator Brice. It argues Brice’s election should stand, notes party infighting, references Indiana Republicans and Harrison, and ends with a remark on Pills and Simmons Liver Regulator.
Bishop Lyman of Raleigh, long serving since his 1841 ordination, will have December 19 and 20 services in Raleigh to honor his 50 years of faithful ministry. Events include sermons at the Church of the Good Shepherd and Christchurch with noted clergy, choirs, and hospitality for visiting clergy and laity from across the state.
The piece argues Democrats should favor retirement of U S Senator Sherman, criticizing his demonetization of silver, financial policy, and perceived harm to agriculture and the South, while labeling him a selfish demagogue and supporting his retirement to private life.
The New York World argues tall girls are more common because height aids access to bargains and better views in streetcars. The Charlotte Chronicle presents a refined appearance and steadfast principles, praising the paper’s honesty and long term prospects.
A Baltimore Herald note describes a theatre party thrown by the Maryland College of Pharmacy graduating class led by president H. R. Chears of North Carolina. Separate items report Cleveland visiting Lakewood for rest and the Jerman Jr appointment as executive clerk after Capehart's resignation. A Monticello, Florida anecdote extols P. P. P. as a hair restoring cure.
M A Parker & Son announce a new cotton buying firm in Raleigh North Carolina. The partnership, named M A Parker and Son, offers handling of cotton for planters, spinners orders, and buys finer grades. They advertise storage for 50 bales and liberal cash advances, with statewide and adjacent state reach.
How's Your Liver? Is the Oriental sam known for health claims about the liver. The text promotes Simmons Liver Regulator as a universal family remedy for torpid liver and constipation, promising restored health and happiness with extreme efficacy and no disappointment. It cites WJ McError of Macon as a endorsing figure.
Examines whether the front wrapper and side seal bear the J. F. Zeilin & Co signature or trademark to distinguish genuine marks from counterfeit citations.
City officials address persistent crow sightings and related disturbances in several parks. Residents report noise, droppings, and scavenging. authorities promise a coordinated response including monitoring, deterrents, and community guidelines.
A garbled OCR item mentions a robbery case involving MG Cody ves and a request for aid. No clear dates or locations are readable. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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