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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1892
Page
4
The Agricultural Building at the Chicago Exposition rises near Lake Michigan with a 500 by 800 foot footprint and a 65 foot cornice line. Columns, domes, and a 100 foot diameter rotunda crown the entrance while live stock and assembly halls provide lectures and headquarters for livestock groups.
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Olive widow of Rev Johnson Olive were held at Apex Baptist Church. Pallbearers included J F Carter R C Rollins S P Norris G E Upchurch J D Champion and R M Williams. She died in Holly Springs and leaves three sons and one daughter.
The Insurance department’s six months examination reveals admitted assets of 120 005 000 still in New York Life’s possession and a cash surplus of more than 14 600 000. The report criticizes management and suppresses the fact that no dollars were admitted as lacking.
Hon B H Bunn testified before the Public Grounds and Buildings committee today and the sub committee agreed to report unanimously in favor of an appropriation for the Durham public building. Bunn, chairman of the claims committee, enforces strict rules to curb claim agents and ensure only meritorious bills pass.
The piece argues about an 1809 Mecklenburg Declaration address given by a student at Rev S C Caldwell's Mecklenburg academy. It notes Raleigh Minerva may not have published until 1819, cites a letter from D A Caldwell confirming 1809, and asserts the genuineness of the address with Caldwell's testimony.
A Wilmington Star report notes a Monday evening meeting of locals interested in launching a new bank. J W Norwood of Greenville pledged support, offering one fifth of capital for a 250 000 dollar bank or 40000 for a 100 000 dollar bank. The group discussed, then abandoned a State bank option, choosing a National bank with potential later switch to a State charter if permitted by the legislature.
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the gravely ill by improving appetite, purifying blood, and boosting bodily, nerve, mental, and digestive strength without artificial stimulation. It emphasizes natural improvements for those in a weakened state.
A Belleville editor and Ep Jenkins from Mt. Savage Md praise Hood's Sarsaparilla for relief from debility and illness. They claim the remedy built strength and improved appetite, urging buyers to insist on Hood's and avoid substitutes.
About 125 creditors attended the meeting for the First National Bank collapse with W G Elliott presiding and John Cowan as secretary. A six member creditor committee was created to protect creditors and work with the Comptroller of the Currency and the bank receiver, to secure favorable settlement and ongoing information.
Leading authorities including Dr. Dio Lewis and Prof Gross state catarrh is a constitutional disease. They advocate Hood's Sarsaparilla as a permanent cure, arguing a tonic approach treats the root cause rather than symptoms.
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