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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1891
Page
2
The notice lists daily and weekly subscription options with prices for various terms, mentions a liberal commission for club agents, and notes sample copies are provided free on application.
The 1890 census reports Southern real and personal property valued at 4.28 billion dollars, up 44.3 percent since 1880, with population up 18.8 percent and per capita wealth rising from 181.28 to 219.08. Jenny Simpson rallies labeled as Third Party efforts, risking a Harrison win.
The Chronicle condemns Col Van Nort and Brown for offering a ten acre plow challenge as a campaign stunt. It argues rulers are chosen for fitness, not farming skill, warning against demagoguery and urging focus on public policy like tariffs and currency.
A Columbus Bolt Works firm in Ohio must import Norway iron due to higher tariff costs. They respond by cutting workers’ wages to keep prices, a move criticized as a tariff injury. Also notes praise for Josefh P Caldwell, editor of the Statesville Landmark, and mentions surrounding state legislative actions on tax repeal, Carnegie’s ancestry, the Chatham Record’s growth, and clerical chatter on papal succession.
A Northern note laments bread prices and reports suffering peasants in the Volga region while praising Salvation Army aid. A London dispatch says donations pour in despite church opposition. The Clinton Caucasian hires Mary J. Pearsaxy, a University graduate with Wilmington Star experience, to its staff.
Advertisement promotes Dr. H Mozley Lemon Elixir as a cure for biliousness fever chills malaria sleeplessness nervousness digestion headaches and female regulation. Claims the product addresses torpid liver and diseased kidneys or bowels with bottles priced at 50c and 1.00.
The ad claims Lemon Hot Drops cut coughs colds hoarseness sore throat bronchitis hemorrhage and throat and lung diseases. It markets itself as elegant and reliable sold for twenty five cents at druggists and prepared only by Dr. H Mozley Atlanta Ga.
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