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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1891
Page
2
The State Chronicle at 216 Fayetteville St. Raricn NC shows editor Josephus Daniels. Rates: Daily one year six dollars, daily six months three dollars, daily one month fifty cents, weekly one year twelve dollars fifty cents, weekly five clubs one dollar discount. Liberal commission to club agents. Sample copies free on application.
The Chronicle urges timely newspaper delivery by 6am and asks readers to report delays via postal note with address and complaint. It requires real names for published correspondence and notes frequent unsigned letters and secrecy about signatories. It highlights credit needs and a troubled anecdote about Cyrus W. Freip and his son.
Judge Walter Clark advocates a nationwide five cent rate for long distance messages and calls for universal telephone use in post offices with minimal telegraph stations. The Postmaster General thanks Clark and cites the article in support of reform. Also comments on press independence and civil service reform in Brooklyn politics. Simmons Liver Regulator recommended.
The piece laments the heated fight over New York state returns with Democratic and Republican judges ruling for their sides. It cites alleged corruption, legal tactics, and calls for reforms, while praising North Carolina leaders like Mayor SATILE and Elias Carr and urging strong state exhibit efforts for the World’s Fair.
An old health advert promotes Simmons Liver Regulator as a cure for torpid liver constipation and related symptoms. It claims the product restores health, notes its efficacy, and warns buyers to ensure genuineness by the distinctive red Trade-Mark and Zeilin & Co seals.
1320 acres on Haw River comprising seven adjoining tracts near Saxapahaw Cotton Factory with five dwellings, one building, and three tenant houses. 340 acres west of this with two dwellings and outbuildings. 35 acres above Paxahaw Cotton Mills with a top mill, four run of stones, circular saw mill, smith shop, store, horse, 75 acres three miles south with gold ore vein tested to yield 32 dollars per ton. Two adjoining tracts with iron ore. specimens shown in Agricultural Museum. Describes fertile farming lanes and abundant water. strong investment opportunity. Signed James Newlin.
A social note mocks a U S district attorney ruling that Miss Agnes Huntington's tights are a dutiable “wearing apparel.” It argues tights are not tools of trade and cites classical imagery, suggesting a Supreme Court appearance in tights to win a Columbia State verdict.
Advertises Bucklen Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. Priced at 25 cents per box. Sold at John Y Mao Rae's.
The text presents a brief health advisory suggesting use of Liver Reg ulator when stomach discomfort occurs. It lacks concrete details, sources, or verifiable guidance.
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