An 1880s essay on farming and society in the South
I M Wilson frames a call for diversified farming over cotton, praising agriculture’s moral value and warning against agrarian despair. He extols educated farmers, warns against middlemen and speculation, urges prudent prep and cultivation, and envisions agriculture as a noble, central national pillar with communal and educational improvement.
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I. M. Wilson
Hones Path Alliance
GENER
United States
Thoss
Bappess
Shays
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Iain Blmesh
Agriculturial
Alatesman
Acheme
World News From 1890s Echoes And Oddities
A jumble of items reports global curiosities and local oddities from the late 19th century. Topics include Bible distribution reaching near 50 million. royal spending by King Humbert in Berlin. unusual marriages and odd punishments. child labor and famine trade. American travel to Europe with billions in potential impact. notable fortunes and inventions. railroads’ bankruptcy trends. and varied public notices on industry, livestock, and culture.
Teachers Column Praises Institute Teachers and Lecturers
D E S Be School Commissioner Ancar- Prof Tankersley impressed as a thinker and teacher with practical arithmetic talks. Prof Morrison and Prof Lander engaged teachers on local history and psychology. Institute adjourned after two weeks of profitable sessions with valuable instruction and renewed dedication to teaching. Mr Marshall’s talks added practical insights and encouragement.
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Tankersley
Morrison
AstoDr. Lander
Albert
Outzet
C. Allacon
Assaion
Secrets of Longevity A Century’s Laughing Complaints
A Pittsburgh Dispatch excerpt mocks claims on longevity from Dr. Humphry and Dr. Rowse, noting longevity favors men and clergy or lawyers, while wealth and dirt do not guarantee long life. It cites fifty two centenarians, counters social satire, and urges caution in drawing conclusions about health, cleanliness, and heredity.
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England
Charles
John Maynard
John Norbett
Firat
Avala
Red Barn
Maris Marten
Maria
Irl
Toho Gorden
William Gorden
John
Mias Marten
Ehs
Beretif
Corden
Orden
Toacheh
Grand Brotherhood of
Heirn
Hufelsnd
Dr. Roose
Athoet Bey
Fian
Rowse
Tn Health
Pittsburg Dispatch
Heel from a woman's shoe sparks odd street exchange
A dapper man on Woodward Avenue retrieves a brown leather heel from a passerby and debates its owner’s fate in a tense exchange. A nearby remark notes the Cherokee of the Tadinn territory constructing a $200,000 seminary for girls, challenging the view that Indians cannot be civilized.
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Engigod
Drivtol
Heesta
Statislosjaet
Jon M. Brosius
Atlanta
Weatminster
San Francisco
California
William T. Hilton
Franklyn
Georgia Legislatre
Am Industrial College For
Columbus
Migs
Yolo County
Cache Creek
Sacramento
Proris
Jedroit Free Press
Tadinn Territory
You Know Not Your Fate and Confederate Home News
You Know Not Your Fate warns that persistent indigestion will ruin the digestive system unless Westmoreland’s Osmiraya Tonic is taken to revive the liver and purify the blood. A Confederate home incorporating in Missouri will shelter veterans and their families. A note on the black spot appearing wide across the sun.
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Westmoreland
Missouri
Progress in a Perfect Laxative Remedy
The text extols a remedy as vital for vast material progress, praising its taste, eye appeal, ease of use, stomach friendliness, and healthful effects. It touts Syrup of Fiza as the ideal laxative, a diuretic and the one perfect laxative remedy.
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Dallas
Ajorys
Steff
Ron Thiear Downs
Hill Brothers
EAVA
Simpson
Bprug Store
Dag
West Female College
Fae Ae Econ
Bonnhe
Principel
BONNE
View Buncipal
Say
Bowre
Anderson
E. Bobannon
Freuane
Asta Ray
Tander
Williamston
8. C
Qos Hasdred
Jordan
Jordani
Wolicitae
I Avery
George E. Prince
S. C
Pickens Brown
Anierson
Fea
Bill Arpie
Gwinnatt County
Atlante Conatianno
Kitrain
Sullivan
Kilrain
Warren Asker
Nebor Freeman
Winrod
Daniel Boone
Kit Caran
David
Goliath
Gilat
Sampson
Mode
Tia Bonde
Moses
Jacob
John Smith
Tarke
Theo Putnam
Daniel Boons
Davy Crocket
Ivanhos
Rob Roy
Ben Hor
Equara
Als
Bowles
Jim Robinson
Nic Rawling
Agein
Nic Rawlins
Joe Brown
Jane
Nio
Tan
Ontes
Nic
Bill
Hog Mountain
Jim
Sallie Jane
Big
Dia
Old Gwinnett
Mic
Stebie
Sally Jane
Sally
Tone
TJ T
Robinson
Eilisin
Rome
I'tsjoo
McDow
Charleston
Natar
Thia
Old City
Bar Bancrofts
Courtneys
Heseltines
Waltons
Welliams
Hungere
McBurneys
Ahip
Demons
Yau
Istus
Chandler
Carolina
Louis Globe- Democrat
London
Marien
Justice of the Peace
Waterford
Rogers
Moortain
Puoy
Pariah Phead
Hin
Rogers Im Hiavison
Ian Record
Faris
Paris
Ewife
Bordeaux
France
Henel Pouchard
Pouchard
Jes
Michigan University
Professio
Anny
Washington, Clay
Thomas Jefferson
South
Chartos Kiyxpatrica
Gebahs, al
South Pole
Bir Jacqua Hoes
South Magnetic Pole
Ross
Ballens
Askling
Enderby
Eliza Scott
New Zealand
Balleny
Andur Dumont d’ Urville
Enderby Land
Antartia
D' Urville
Tesa Avzious
Wilkes
Antartic Circle
Aeelog
Bellony
Berore
Becau
Alea
Antarctic
Tasmania
Erebus
Terror
John Franklin
Roas
Cook
Weddell’s
Mauot Erebus
Erie
Mount Erebus
Cape Crozier
Crozier
Eys
Roe Noid
Dover
Wolf Acalpa
The
Bible Society
King Humbert
Italy
Berlin
Hawkinsville
Obana
Onder
Pearson
Chicago
Thos
West
Sam Horonley
Sylvis Cody
Intler
Hephaibah
O. G. Tarver
E. J. Tarver
Hampton
Ohio
Mr. Baxter
Bogland
Trig
Europe
D.E. S
Ancar
Los
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