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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1892
Page
2
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A Georg ia newspaper urges timely delivery reports by six AM and asks readers to mail notices of late papers with address and complaint. It calls for broad loyalty across states and includes quotes from Henry Grady Ben Tillman Grover Cleveland and a note about anonymous letters needing real names for credit. It also mentions female physicians in state lunatic asylums and a Virginia bill on female medical employment.
Testimony before the U S District Attorney in San Francisco details brutal assaults on Patrick Sureops a Keweenaw fireman and American citizen in Valparaiso Chile. Officers beat him jailed him starved him and stole his money with no charges or trial while officials offered no explanation prompting calls for reparation or war to defend national honor.
Mr. Sor Haas traffic manager of the Richmond and Danville system and former Wilmington citizen argues the South is not as bad off as claimed. He says cotton is low but grain and meat production have offset losses, and the region owes less money today than ten years ago.
John W. Maoney, Esq., is at Washington as clerk to the committee on post offices and post roads chaired by John S. Henderson. Miller Ball Cards announce the January 27 marriage of E. L. Miller of Seneca, Kansas, to Mary E. Ball of Greensboro, daughter of Rev. J. R. Ball. Carr praises Julian Carr for funding a Trinity Church Durham project and promises a gift if they build a new church.
Two young children imitate a wedding using dolls as groom and bride. The boy acts as minister and asks “John Long, will you take this woman, Sallie Gaither, to be your wedded wife” while the girl, behind the dolls, replies “I will” in a charming farce following a sister’s marriage.
An old newspaper note touts P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium as a blood purifier. It claims a case of terrible blood poison with body sores improved after two bottles, restoring vigor like a ten year old boy.
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