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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1891
Page
2
The State Chronicle lists editor Josephus Daniels and directors Josxiuus Daniels and H. B. Harpy. Rates shown include terms for daily and weekly editions, with postage free options, sample copies available on request, and commissions for club agents.
Readers are urged to report missed or late newspaper deliveries by six o clock in the morning. If delivery fails or delays occur, send a postal with your address and complaint for prompt attention.
A Tama official urges reform inside the party and warns that forming a third party in the South would fail. The quote from Hen Tillman emphasizes loyalty and cautious strategy in political organizing.
A New York Herald item notes Rev Plink Plunk on learning a prober sermon style. The piece quotes a proverb about a little knowledge being dangerous and mocks speaking without true insight, warning of fools who open their mouths.
The text defends the Alliance arguing its declaration calls for charity toward offenders and fair interpretation of others motives. It argues critics err when they doubt leaders and urges applying the same generosity to daily life and public disagreements.
An 1892 editorial argues the South must boost yields of wheat corn oats and provisions to counter low stock levels and high prices. It warns demand from Europe and Germany for pork will lift bacon and corn prices, urging Southern papers and the Farmers’ Alliance to press farmers to increase crops without pause.
A Columbus community speaker notes pensions aid area veterans and families, driving spending as pensioners shop and invest locally. He cites pension payments causing increased activity at depots and in liquor se als, with several cases of pensioners buying property. He adds the remark Mora: It makes them rich but it keeps us poor.
The piece reviews Roswell P. Flower’s stance on free coinage and the silver question. It cites a January 1891 New York Herald report and a January 17, 1891 reply from Flower addressing Dubois Greenback proposals and the tax treatment of greenbacks.
The State Chronicle defends public discussion of a Supreme Court ruling with a dissenting Chief Justice cited. It argues respectful critique of judicial decisions is permissible and stresses integrity of NC's highest court, while noting a proofreading lapse on a prior communication about the decision. Bradycrotine is advertised as a headache cure.
The Washington Post notes Shepard of Wait and Distress will address the Ohio GOP rally. The piece weighs two possibilities: the party’s confidence in Maj McKinnery or a plan to entertain with the campaign spend. Silver parity gains cited among states. Democrats tout honest money as gold and silver coinage free. Ely's Dream Balm advertised for children with nasal relief at 50 cents.
An advertisement touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a safe remedy for bitter tastes, dull headaches, despondency, constipation, sour stomach, heartburn, restlessness, or sleeplessness. It claims use for all ages, proclaims 40 years of proven benefit, and warns buyers to seek the genuine red Z trademark by Z. H. Zeilia & Co.
The Bible Reader offers a good salary to experienced agents and requires inexperienced workers for a 20 day commission stint. Address responses to The Bible Reader, Franklinton, North Carolina, September 12–21.
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