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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1892
Page
2
The issue prints editorials and notices on loyalty across states, quotes Henry Grady urging unity, and includes remarks by Ben Tillman against third-party efforts. It carries public notices, newspaper pricing, and a call for subscribers with delivery assurances. The date is Tuesday February 23, 1892.
Early April the United States Ship Raleigh will launch at Norfolk Virginia with Mrs A W Haywood daughter of the Governor to christen the vessel It will draw hundreds from Raleigh and officials from across North Carolina The Chronicle urges Raleigh to present a modest silver gift and urges a city meeting to arrange it
The St Louis Globe Democrat reports from Southern capitals that cotton acreage will shrink 20 to 50 percent as farmers switch to corn, oats, wheat and tobacco. Interviews with planters and merchants reveal widespread losses, reduced credit, and a shift to food production to protect livelihoods.
The article argues growing support for State banks of issue as a remedy to flaws in the current financial system. It notes dissatisfaction with federal policy and calls for repealing the circulation tax on State banks, enabling regional financial needs to guide banking rules. It cites bills by Mr. Vasco, Mr. Henderson, and others, plus ex Gov Bullock's suggestion to use State bonds as security for national bank notes.
Discussion on using real estate valuation as loan collateral to enable states to refund debts at low interest. Article argues this would align state bonds with national bond value and expand credit through banks. Also notes Arena for March features Walter Chark on telegraph and telephone property and a full page portrait of Judge Crank.
Not claiming the earth but backed by North Carolina leaders, Panacea Water is advertised for digestive ills and chronic diarrhoea. It is promoted by King & McGee, Raleigh druggists, with Simmons Liver Regulator as a liver purifier for impure blood.
A fragmentary record notes an 19th century examination by H. Zeilin & Co referencing a Beyistinguished item with wrappers and a seal. The legible terms suggest a trade item or shipping mark with company attribution.
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