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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1892
Page
2
The Chronicle urges prompt delivery and reports postal complaints to ensure papers reach subscribers by six in the morning. It lists rates: DaiLy one year six dollars, six months three dollars, one month fifty cents. weekly1.25. club rates. Includes editor Henry Grady and notices about correspondence with real names and North Carolina links.
A farmer lived 50 miles from town with self sufficiency and no market. A railroad and town growth brought outside markets and debt. The farm mortgageed its land within ten years, abandoning cattle, crops, and self reliance due to world market exposure. The question asks why contact with the world made him poor.
A year of testing loyalty to Democratic principles is urged as voters confront Republican legislation and third party rhetoric. The piece predicts Democrats will stay united and principled, praising Gov. Holt's Emancipation Day speech and urging readers to seek relief with Simmons Liver Regulator.
A reflective piece discusses reverence for courts as bulwarks of public peace while acknowledging human bias on the bench. It cites historical crises and warns that partisan jurists may threaten order, yet insists Americans accept rulings in faith that justice remains above politics. The letter from Samuel Cherry praises P P P and endorses its use, noting a testimonial from Savannah Georgia.
An old promotional piece claims Simmons Liver Regulator cures headaches nervousness bilious attacks and digestive issues by regulating the liver and kidneys. It warns buyers to verify the genuine red Z trademark and the J H Zeilin & Co seal to avoid fraud.
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