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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1892
Page
2
Public notices state POSTAGE FREE DAILY rates for subscriptions and terms. Directors include Josephus Daniels and H. B. Harpy with editor Sephus Daniels. Liberal commissions offered to club agents and sample copies available on application.
A historical notice extols prompt newspaper delivery by six in the morning and requests readers report late issues by postal mail. It also describes Chronicle correspondence policies and urges loyalty to Georgia and the Union. Prominent quotes from Henry Grady and Wen Tillman advocate reform and party loyalty.
A concise sermon notes money cannot buy intangibles. It argues money buys position and goods but cannot purchase breeding taste appetite love or genuine affection.
The faculty at the university passed a resolution not to confer any honorary degrees at the upcoming commencement. The writer notes irony about the abundance of degrees among educated individuals and thanks the faculty for this restraint.
Under New York election law party control of boards of supervisors matters. Democrats held 12 counties a year ago and Republicans held 23. now Democrats lead only four counties with three even. The piece argues voters should back a candidate who reflects true democracy, urging a moral shift to go west for Democratic success in New York.
A reader questions Rev Bayius Cape on paying Federal soldiers with better money than others. They argue debts and contracts from the war would be unsettled if only soldiers received a difference between gold and greenbacks. Dr Keevey touts bichloride gold cure for grip with assafotida doses, claiming rapid relief and global gratitude if proven effective.
Special Cor discusses the meaning and stakes of a good moral character for liquor license issuance. It cites the law requiring proof of character and analyzes morality as conformity to right social duties and divine law, noting officials' responsibilities in upholding standards.
An opinion argues that North Carolina law requiring good moral character for liquor licenses extends beyond standard moral definitions. It condemns liquor sales as vile and harmful, praising commissioners who refuse licenses as acting with conscience and aligning with the law’s intent.
Advertises Anticephalalgine as a non opioid headache and neuralgia remedy. Claims to ease dull heavy head pain, nerves, and sleeplessness with safe prescription by doctors. Ends with offer to send 30 or 60 cents for a bottle to Jas. J. Johnson in Raleigh and a testimonial from a Joliett druggist about Ely's Cream Balm.
For Electric Telephones for private purposes write to the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company C. E. McCluefe District Supt Richmond Va.
The secretary of state certifies the sworn statement of the North Carolina Home Insurance Company filed December 31, 191, detailing assets totaling 2 414 520.96 with liabilities and paid up capital, plus premiums, losses, and income figures. Officers listed include President W S Primrose and Secretary C Root, with Raleigh as office.
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