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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1892
Page
2
A collage of 1892 newspaper text includes editorial appeals for loyalty across states Georgia and Massachusetts, reader notices demanding real names for correspondence, subscription rates, and humorous anecdotes from the Statesville Landmark. It reflects period journalism style and reader engagement practices.
The piece defends Senators Corquitt and Vance against retirement rumors, praising their dedication to public service. It argues the love of office is honorable when the motive is to improve people’s condition and not merely to gain money or prestige.
The Fort Worth Gazette reprints a letter attributed to R Q Mills taunting his political defeat. It mocks party rebuke and notes a cash basis shift in subscribers. Also cited are The Concern Times praise of prepaid subscriptions and The New York Sun's harsh view of Evliott F. Suard.
A New York Sun correspondent accuses Life magazine of plagiarism citing a fragment from Dean Ramsey's Reminiscences of Scottish Life. The dialogue features a first girl awaiting a man who never arrives and a remark about all men being liars.
The piece reflects on Wa E Russe’s second Massachusetts governorship, praising his Democratic principles and noting possible 1892 VP considerations. It critiques hard times themes, crop hopes for 1591, and mentions proposed World’s Fair funding and an ex Union soldiers bill. It also lists Electropoise information from Miss S A Tillings hast Raleigh address with an after 3 pm call.
Rev H W Battle of Wilson reports not seriously ill and nearly well in Clinton after grip. Dr William B Pritchard, now in New York, has four pamphlets on traumatic neurites, syphilitic paralysis, melancholia treatment, and tubercular meningitis with autopsy, reflecting North Carolinians abroad gaining recognition.
Notice from City Tax Collector C. B. Root listing daily office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for tax collection. Taxes unpaid by December 1 incur a 1 percent monthly penalty starting the first day of each subsequent month.
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