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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1891
Page
2
DIRECTIONS show postpaid yearly and half year prices for Dairy Daily Weekly and club discounts. Readers urged to report missed deliveries by 6 am and send address for prompt attention. Notice to correspondents requests real names. letters on current topics considered. Also quotes from Ben Titlman and Teary Grady advocating loyal, unified national spirit.
The New York Herald describes a recent go as you please performance as the actress came out very far and proved a heavy ball in the dramatic alley. The critic notes scant attire and a charitable impact on the crowd, highlighting the bold display.
The Chronicle debates adopting a Washington Post style rule requiring authors to publish under real names. It recalls past abuses where anonymous letters misled readers and argues against anonymous campaigning. The editor urges rejection of unsigned pieces to curb biased writing.
The article condemns nominating wealthy candidates for high offices, arguing democracy should not bow to wealth. It praises upright, clean wealth but rejects elevating obscure, self serving financiers. It warns Democrats and Republicans alike against sacrificing birthright for gold and favors reasoned argument over abuse.
Mrs Fassett, wife of the New York Republican candidate, outlines views on woman suffrage and temperance in an interview. She supports temperance in principle yet opposes prohibition, notes wine in meals, and describes dining rules that avoid inviting youth to dinner while condemning drunkenness.
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a promise of pile cure or money back. Priced at 25 cents per box sold by John Y. Mac Rae.
Memorial exercises honors Col W L Steele at the University Chapel with a portrait over the rostrum. Trustees and students recall his wit wisdom and travel earned influence while stressing that education shapes citizenship and warns against manipulating voters through ill informed blocks.
An old remedy ad claims Simmon Liver Regulator corrects bilious stomachs, sweetens breath, and cleanses the tongue. It suggests it eases sour stomach, heartburn, restlessness, and sleeplessness for all ages, including infants, with a four decade reputation for reliability.
Public notice warns buyers to examine the wrapper for the genuine red trade mark and the editor’s signature to distinguish authentic J A Zeilin & Co products from frauds and imitations.
A Fayetteville ad notes Pemberton & Prior as sole agents for a rheumatic remedy named Prior's Remedy. The notice claims the remedy has produced marked results for rheumatism in families and urges sufferers to seek the treatment locally.
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