20 Nov 1890
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1890
Page
1
A Georgia correspondent reflects on political shifts from Felton to Gorman and the Alliance, noting farmers' mortgage burdens, rising debt, and regional contrasts with the North. He recalls past campaigns, praises southern resilience, and hopes for continued southern prosperity amid national political realignments.
The New York Herald notes that the Farmers Alliance wields influence in 52nd Congress, possibly demanding policy concessions. It predicts the Alliance will remain a force in national politics, potentially shaping the Senate in years to come and influencing reform movements as the major party dynamics evolve.
American Cultivator notes eggs hatch only when fertilized and exposed to about 92 degrees. Warm days and cool nights trigger embryo development, causing rotting if conditions shift. Remedy urges destroying unfertilized roosters, keeping one breeding rooster and separating hens for eggs or table use to prevent spoilage.
An article reviews outdated nursery favorites giving way to modern stories such as Pansy and Chatterbox and Little Peppers. It promotes Pierce's Purgative Pellets as a mild, effective laxative for humans and mentions a dog dose.
A compilation of brief notes and oddities from 1889 including the claim that The Wasp is a new novel with a bleak ending, railroad and cotton statistics, a Norfolk crowd reports a rising Indian crop, Washington churches numbering 194, and assorted items on religion, finance, travel, health tonics, and local curiosities.
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