Directors Named In Local Publication
Josephus Daniels edits the paper with directors including Joseruus Daniels H. B. Harpy and Gero. P. Pell as listed in the issue.
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1891
Page
2
Josephus Daniels edits the paper with directors including Joseruus Daniels H. B. Harpy and Gero. P. Pell as listed in the issue.
Terms describe one year and six month options for Darty clubs, with weekly and monthly rates. Sample copies furnished upon application. Pricing shows $6.00 $3.00 $1.25 and $1.00 per club on approval.
The notice requests readers to report any missed or late deliveries by postal mail with address and complaint details, so the paper can investigate and respond promptly. It emphasizes delivery by six o'clock in the morning for city subscribers and asks subscribers to inform the paper if this standard is not met.
The Chronicle invites readers to discuss tax assessment and collection reforms. Acknowledging defects in laws and low property valuations, the paper cites a prior commission report and urges a symposium of thoughtful minds to pursue clearer clear proposals signed by contributors.
Chauncey M Derew reports from London that the Republican party is virtually united for Harrison's renomination despite calls for other candidates. The piece cites Harrison as the best representative of party policy, critiques rival figures, and urges not to admit failure by withholding renomination. It contrasts Harrison with Wanmaker and Dupuy and laments party decadence. The second article defends the Railford Commission, arguing it needs time, invites complaints, and urges filing grievances with the commission to secure redress.
The article rebuts gossip claiming Mr Briaine faked illness to dodge politics. It notes he was sick in New York and is nearly restored to health, adding that physicians should have stated his condition daily.
A leading Allianceman in eastern North Carolina declares against nominating Cleveland for Alliance leadership. He notes no Third party in the state and forecasts crops with corn and potatoes good while cotton is poor. He cites the jute bagging collapse as reason for farmers’ fight against the trust, calling it the first blood drawn from Trust vampires.
University Alumni establish many free scholarships for talented men in need. Apply to President Winston at Chapel Hill with references to financial need and merit. Early application advised. Counties urged to copy this notice. Free tuition also offered to students intending to preach and to sons of preachers.
The list shows teachers and conductors for county institutes with dates across counties including Swain Graham Cherokee Clay Macon Mecklenburg Gaston Cabarrus Davidson Stanley Montgomery Moore and more. Institutes will be held at respective county seats.
An advertisement touts Bradycrozine as a cure for headaches caused by overeating and warns against dangerous purgatives. It endorses Simmons Liver Regulator as safer treatment.
Physicians in New York and the South report P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium as effective in primary to tertiary syphilis scrofula and skin diseases. A Savannah railway official says a course of P. P. P. restored his health after paralysis and rheumatic symptoms.
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