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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1892
Page
2
The Chronicle urges timely paper delivery and requests readers report delays by postal note with name and address. It requires real names for published letters and cites loyalty to Union states, with quotations from Grady Tillman Cleveland on party concerns and reform.
On March 9 1892 the piece rails at Western figures Gen Wra ver and Tenarius Donnery as constitutional kickers and naive dreamers who promise Western votes for a third party but deliver nothing. Their supporters would be misled by hollow pledges akin to a rope of sand.
The article argues that a world cotton glut follows Civil War disruptions, with new rivals and higher world supply. It notes lower raw cotton prices may boost consumption, spur Lancashire mills, and shift South farming toward diversified crops and skilled labor. It foresees broader agricultural opportunities as farming adapts.
The piece accuses Republicans of sowing discord with Democrats to split the South. Senator Stanworp appears urged as a Third party candidate, while affirming loyalty to Harrison. It warns Southern farmers against such alliances and predicts consequences for reform efforts.
The piece argues matrimony is a serious matter tied to economic reality, noting a salary of fifteen dollars a week. It questions government as an entity, urging citizens to bear its costs. It cites political figures and Southern origins to discuss Union and Confederate leaders and a tribute to Chief Justice Merrion.
Dr. Strepuen B. Werks of Trinity College urges Methodists and education lovers to donate books to expand the Trinity library focusing on history and Southern history. He cites a revived college and a need for historical materials to support student research and original work in the field. He warns against federal ownership of railroads while endorsing governmental regulation and notes Simmons Liver Regulator for health.
An advertisement pitches Anticephalalgine as a safe headache and neuralgia remedy without morphine or opiates. It claims the formula quiets nerves, aids sleep, and provides a fresh morning awakening, urging readers to ask a pharmacist or send 30 or 60 cents to Jas. Jo Johnson in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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