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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1891
Page
7
An alliance gathering in Indianapolis features speeches by notable figures including Senator Terrell and Mrs. Dries with remarks on unity and reform. The program foresees a public session, addresses by leaders, and a focus on the alliance’s goals amid rising political tension.
The passage extols P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium as a superior blood purifier and general tonic. Testimonials claim relief from catarrh and scrofula and say it strengthens nerves, boosts appetite, and cures tiredness, with repeated claims of remarkable cures and superiority over other medicines.
Cary Hotel in Cary North Carolina offers rest and convenience for expo visitors. Located on Richmond and Danville railroad and Raleigh and Augusta Air Line trains run daily, special rate of one dollar per day for expo attendees. P. P. P. tonic advertised as digestive and nerve tonic amid travel note.
An old quotation extols Simmons Liver Regulator as a tonic for youthlike health and a green old age. The line suggests the product restores vitality and vigor, framing the serum as a beneficial remedy.
The Sun highlights a roster of eminent authors including W D Howells, George Meredith, Lang, St George Mivart, Rudyard Kipling, R L Stevenson, William Black, W Clark Russell, H Rider Haggard, Norman Lockyer, and Conan Doyle among many other distinguished writers.
The Sunday Sun of 1891 promises more news and high class literature from distinguished writers. It notes a price of 5 cents per copy and $2 per year by mail, with address given as THE SUN in New York.
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