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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1892
Page
2
A dense ad and editorial fragment from the Chronicle pledges postage terms and delivery expectations, asks readers to report failures, and urges broad loyalty to Georgia and the Union. It includes quotes attributed to Henry Grady, Ben Tillman, and Grover Cleveland about party reform and loyalty.
Wednesday March 16 1892 reports Mr Cievetano would accept the Democratic nomination if the party desires it. Gen Braco urged him to carry tariff reform and good government. The letter praises leadership duty and notes Clive Lane’s high public honor. compares to Washington Jefferson Jackson and Lincoln.
The document revisits Grover Cleveland’s public stance on reform and anti favoritism, praising his battles against treasury looting and class privilege. It cites his 1892 campaign pressures, a decisive vote margin, and his refusal to pursue another presidential bid, urging party unity and thoughtful leadership. It ends noting North Carolina politicians traveling to Washington as “pilgrims.”
Advertises Simmons Liver Regulator as a cure for dyspepsia and constipation claiming to restore health via a healthy liver. Endorsed by Lucy of Macon Georgia and warns to avoid imitations with a red trademark seal on the wrapper.
An old advertisement touts Anticephalalgine as a non narcotic remedy for dull heavy heads and nervous sleeplessness. It claims no opiates or chloral and praises the formula as a “happy combination.” Readers are urged to buy via their druggist or mail 30 or 60 cents to Jas. I. Johnson of Raleigh, North Carolina for a bottle.
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