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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1891
Page
2
Front page note from The Chronicle urges readers to report delivery issues by postal, lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, and requests real names with letters. It promotes loyalty to Georgia and discusses circulation figures aiming for 3,000 subscribers while outlining correspondence rules and staff details.
The Chronicle warns North Carolina Alliancemen against signing pledges to vote third party in 1892. It reports suspected conspirators, calls the tactic sneaky and undemocratic, and urges repudiation to protect the Alliance from dark lantern methods and Republican manipulation.
An Allianceman condemns a signed petition linked to a Third party as a deceitful scheme to hijack the Alliance. He names Bri tenhouse and Madwin as figures behind the move, warns farmers to keep politicians out or watch the organization fall, and urges the public to oppose the tactic.
A State Executive Committee address urges charity and tolerance, supports repealing the ten percent tax on state bank circulation, and warns against pledges to vote the Third party. It critiques Alliance intrigues and highlights North Carolina topics, including a feature on Brigadier General Jethro Sumner and Simmons Liver Regulator.
An old advertisement extols a liver tonic as restoring health by improving liver function and easing dyspepsia, constipation, and nervousness. It promises a genuine product marked by a red Trade Mark and the signature of J. A. Heilin & Co, urging buyers to beware imitations.
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