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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1892
Page
3
The State Chronicle announces daily and weekly rates with Liberal commission to club agents. Sample copies free on request. Notices ask readers to reveal identity for credit and advise correspondents to avoid signed letters. Quotes Toward unity with patriotic love across states and includes political quotes from Tillman and Cleveland.
A fragment from the New York Herald notes marriage economics with mock seriousness. It comments on men earning fifteen dollars a week and the risk their brides expect grand homes and many servants, in a satirical view of matrimony.
Reports to the Comptroller of the Currency and State Treasurer summarize North Carolina banks. National Banks total loans and discounts 6,277,335.04 with capital 32,441 and deposits 4,203,875.73. State banks show loans and discounts 5,023,115.67, capital 2,045,675, deposits 2,332, with savings banks and private banks adding to overall totals 12,212,654.78 in loans and discounts, 4,826,528.54 in capital, and 7,187,594.98 in deposits.
The North Carolina Supreme Court rules the W and W R R is not entitled to an exemption, yielding a tax judgment. The decision follows a decade of debate over exemptions, with Chief Justice cited and former Governor Hooper's tribute noted in coverage.
The article argues cotton prices in Liverpool have fallen to record lows due to twenty years of supply shifts and a world glut. It notes India and Egypt rising as rivals, freed Southern labor expanding output, and a need to diversify into fruit and indigo crops while boosting machinery and consumption. It ends with a medical plug for Simmons Liver Regulator.
Dr Steven B Weeks of Trinity College calls on Methodists and education supporters to donate books and historical materials. He highlights a renaissance in North Carolina and urges resources for original work in Southern history, stressing the need for history books and materials for student research.
The piece accuses Republicans and Senator Stanworp of aiding a Third party plan to split votes, warns of Southern destabilization and railROAD nationalization fears, and cites railroad values and government control as central issues. It closes with a plug for Hood's Pills as a remedy.
The piece critiques Western backers of the Third party led by Gen Wea ver and Tenatius Donnelly calling them failures and dreamers. It notes Southern-born leaders Lincoln Davis and Johnson as war presidents and argues government is the people’s burden, not an autonomous force.
An advertisement extols Lemon Elixir as a remedy for fever, malaria, insomnia, nervousness, heart palpitations, indigestion, and headaches. It promises organic liver and stomach benefits and cites price and availability from druggists. A second item notes a local shooting of an eagle near Asheville.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as universal remedy for cuts and skin ailments with a money back guarantee. Also notes on a Weldon water-power mill, Lippman Bros. ads, a P. P. P testimonial, and the Jefferson Democratic club formation in Winston plus catarrh cream claims and a deafness testimonial.
M. M. Hoffm an anticipates opening a bank in Weldon within about sixty days. Local officials await the new financial institution and its impact on the town's economy.
The readable portion notes a large red Z on package faces and mentions digestion, con and sick head concerns. Specific products, brands, or sources are not clearly identified in the fragment.
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