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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1892
Page
2
The Chronicle Publishing Co announces Josephus Daniels as editor with directors Josephus Daniels and H. B. Harpy. The address is 216 Fayetteville Street Batmaa North Caroma.
A mosaic of notices and polemics from a late 19th century newspaper. It includes subscription terms with refunds and delivery guarantees, pleas for loyalty to Georgia and unity with massachusetts values, quoted political figures Henry Grady and Grover Cleveland, a quip about third party failure in the South, and a note on a libel case where the Beaver Star editors face six months in jail and $600 fines, challenging Quay to sue the New York World for real vindication.
An anecdote in the Insurance Monitor recounts a tale of a North Carolina governor and a South Carolina governor over a fugitive. After a formal conference and dinner the South Carolina governor demanded surrender, but the North Carolina governor quipped it was a long time between drinks, averting conflict and keeping the fugitive free.
An advertisement touts a money making opportunity selling a plating outfit for 5 dollars and promising 325 a week by plating jewelry and tableware. It claims easy work, cites N F Delno Co of Columbus as supplier, and includes a separate obesity pill pitch from Leverette Specific Co of Boston with testimonials and pricing.
A Raleigh meeting of the State Republican executive committee discussed moving the State Convention to Asheville to sideline Black voters. Proponents argue white control could shrink Negro fear of rule, while critics note history of exclusion and that four-fifths of Republicans are Black, making white leaders the tail wagging the dog.
Advertisement touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion constipation biliousness and sick headache. The copy claims the product is identifiable by a large red Z on the package and promises relief after use.
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