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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1891
Page
2
The notice urges prompt reporting of missed or late deliveries and directs readers to send a postal with address and complaint for speedy resolution. It lists TERMS including Daily and Weekly rates and club discounts, plus sample copies on request. Correspondents must publish only under real names and remarks from Ben Sillman and Henry Grady are quoted on party loyalty and regional unity.
An 1891 New York Herald column describes a satirical scene where a critic warns of bluff in politics. It notes that on Saturday night in New York State Democrats held 1,039 mass meetings with over 3,000 speakers, claimed as an unprecedented record of political gatherings in one night.
A CuHRonicle account lauds Governor Camp Campbell for a sharp Ohio campaign. An Akron speech challenges tariff claims about oats and McKinley era prices, prompting Schumacher to defend his mills with dated bills. Campbell counters with a wage increase jab, eliciting cheers from the crowd.
The piece portrays Mr. Flower as serene on the eve of a major election. He attends church, shares a quiet meal with family, and avoids political contact, prompting speculation he is a philosopher or stoic about the outcome. A separate note mentions catarrh, eased by Ely's Cream Balm.
Mrs Laura Hazard, grand niece of Governor Tupen, has donated two million to fund a New York public library if a building is provided. The case reveals a divided court and questions about will validity. The New York Herald urges reconsideration but doubts chances of honoring Titden’s clear purpose.
In New York the anti Tammany fervor spreads as Tomas Dixon attacks Tammany in a Sunday address. The New York Sun says Dixon delivered a fierce tirade matching previous campaign rhetoric and GOP clergy involvement.
A short notice extols P. P. P. A. as a rapid remedy for malaria. It advises people in miasmatic countries to use the preparation and ends with a terse warning that a word to the wise is sufficient.
The article notes no decisive result from Tuesday’s elections on silver coinage. It cites criticism of Camp Bell for not fronting the silver issue in Ohio while the tariff issue dominated elsewhere. Governor Bell argues the party would unite on a silver platform after two years of campaigning and claims broad popular support for free silver across regions.
An advertising blurb touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a cure for morning bitter taste dull headach despondency constipation sour stomach heartburn restlessness and sleeplessness. It claims safety for all ages including infants and asserts 40 years of proven goodwill.
An old advertisement urges buyers to verify authenticity by the red Z Trade-Mark on the wrapper and the seal with J. H. Zeilin & Co signatures, warning against frauds and fakes.
Miller and Lindsay district agents for North Caroline announce an office in the Henry Building by the Post Office Lock Box 373. They offer to mail a policy cost calendar asking for amount age birthday name and address with a reply form.
James McKimmom & Co marketing Anticephalalzine with rising sales and tire satisfaction. They are sole agent for Prior Rheumatic Remedy. J A Pemberton of Fayetteville, New York endorses Prior's Rheumatic Remedy after using it in his family.
The readable portion lists items for hair styling and fashion accessories including gloves and cottons. It mentions prices and materials but the text is incomplete and scattered across phrases.
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