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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1891

Page

2

Notice and Commentary From The Chronicle Periodical

Notices discuss postal delivery reliability and reader correspondence rules. Opinion notes critique the Bell telephone monopoly and Berliner patent issues, with references to Court rulings and potential public access. The Chronicle reports its subscriber base growth, reader credibility, and Salvation Army history with a nod to Sam Jones.

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Quiz on early U S government stumps Washington era experts

The St Louis Globe-Democrat sent forty young reporters to Washington to quiz congressmen and public officials on 14 historical questions. Only four answers were correct, with notable missteps by several members and a sharp jab from Senator Ransom about age.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat Washington Congress Secretary of the Treasury Secretary of War and Navy George Cabot William T. Barry Thomas Ewing John Jay Col. Cowtes Grapy Cheatham Erratio Tom Watson Georgia

Alliance agitation mirrors third party push sparks voter warning

Mecklenburg Times reports a reader letter condemning a red taped petition tied to the National Alliance and the Third party movement. It accuses Burtenhouse and Macuni of infiltrating the farmers alliance to influence politics and calls for keeping politicians out to preserve the alliance's nonpartisan pledge. It urges vigilance against improvised political tricks and highlights Simmons Liver Regulator as a cautionary bid.

Times Burtenhouse Macuni Alliance

How's Your Liver A Cautionary Tale From 19th Century Ads

In this advertisement style notice, W. J. McBuier of Macon Georgia endorses Simmons Liver Regulator as a universal remedy for torpid liver constipation and related ailments. The piece emphasizes improved health and vitality from using the product, claiming remarkable efficacy and universal satisfaction.

Simmons Liver Regulator Temach Gowell W. J. McBuier Macon Gan

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