Man's Ambition and Fair Share in Labor Strife
A long column argues that people should strive for betterment without greed, warning revolutions arise from oppression. It critiques tax dodging, labor versus capital, and calls for limits on taxes, arbitration for minor disputes, and fairer government burdens while noting legal costs and public finance issues.
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Rothschilds Bank
Rothschilds
France
Nabors
McDaniel
Daniel Webster Hardy
Daniel
Tewksbury
Samson
Heaven
China
Celestial Empire
Jupiter
Peter the
Butter on Bermuda Grasses Sparks Georgia Farm Profit
A Putnam Georgia farmer, J. M. Williams, reports nearly 1000 dollars annual net from butter, milking about 27 cows on Bermuda pastures. Butter costs run with pasture, no dedicated feed. calves are weaned early, cream used for butter, wintering cows kept with cotton seed and straw. Williams advocates Jersey grades, careful oil use, and stanchions for efficient milking, aiming to prove dairy can be a profitable adjunct to row crop farming.
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Eatonton Messenger
Putnamean
Putnam
Georgia
Florida
Middle Georgia
J. M. Williams
The
Messenger
Williams
Eatonton
Jim
Wile Jims
Georrane
Bermuda
Mr. Williams
Piremi K
Gien
Wuttermalk
Jersey
Wall
Ile
The New South and the Young Southern Mindset in Focus
A long discussion argues educated young men shape postwar Southern progress. It contrasts old planter ideals with new ambitions, highlighting scholars and professionals choosing state service over distant opportunities, and considers the delicate, influential role of youth in guiding industry, education, and politics.
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New York Sun
Sun
William Street
American Society
Traneing
N.C
South
Tynian
Tru
Circe
Simal
Western College
Georgia
Ciorgian
Northern Theological School
New York
Huxley
Darwin
Straves
Matthew Arnold
Herbert Spencer
Commonwealth
Mallock
Saltz
Wixgeleld
Missionary nurse recalls Indian schools and Apaches
The Philadelphia Times recounts Miss Hirriett Phillips of Merion Square as a Civil War nurse turned missionary. She describes teaching Chippewa and Pueblo children, the Apache encounter at a Santa Fe train, and life at a Puebla Indian mission with open hospitality, dog bread and adobe houses.
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Philadelphia Times
Sao Francisco
New Mearieo
Arizona
New Mexico
Bays
Acorl
Miss Verbeck
Bud
Santa Fe
Cir
Atid Yan Harricade
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Man
Bill Arp
Maryann
Billy An
Glass
Dawson Journal
Hoo. J. & Parks
Iily Indian Watch
Perry Journal
Perry
Big Indian Creek
Warrenton
A. Heath
Sparta Ishmaelite
Uhlizing Hermada
Hutter
Willums
Hin
the New South
Carghina
Tdisgust
Alabama
Europe
She—Times
T Oxce
Puebla
Far West
Todiens
Dellesey
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