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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1891
Page
3
The Bloomfield Democrat declares its circulation lead in the county and invites advertisers to inspect subscription books. It lists subscription price at 1.50 per year and notes mailing status as second class matter at Bloomfield Indiana post office.
The piece notes Pennington's flying machine as successful through trials and predicts future public flights. It highlights a Linton Call write-up praising local town progress while contrasting tariff effects on silk and tin, arguing tin should be free and silk taxed to protect farmers.
A faded charge against the Tax Force bill describes it as a relic of despotism. The piece argues it represents the dying party and would threaten liberty and virtue if enacted, urging its defeat and rejection by free citizens.
A 1889 summary argues U S farmers deserve lower prices for agricultural tools while manufacturers export millions, criticizing protections that favor urban wealth over rural producers. The piece links tax and school funding politics to broader party debates and voices rural anger at perceived market inequities.
A county education column lists January exam questions for science and English grammar covering geography syntax fractions history physiology and more. The piece includes prompts on lesson planning esthetic imagination and practical class arrangements.
The notice cites large U S barley and grain production figures and argues Republicans want protection to raise prices for domestic producers. It claims farmers supply barley for beer and export leftovers while asserting protection benefits only manufacturers and hurts farmers, with references to beer and BritishCapital.
Charles Dudley Warner urges treating books like talking partners asking questions and seeking meanings. If a text fails to answer, consult dictionaries or encyclopedias. if still lacking it offers no value. Reading aims to inspire, elevate ideals, and build character from noble actions and stories.
A Boston Transcript quip collection presents maxims and witticisms on life work and folly. Brief vignettes reference egg, fish, ape, money, weather, hedges and fame with sharp humor and pithy contrasts. The aphorisms mix moral sentiment with playful paradox.
Letter from Rochester physician J B Henson detailing a near fatal Bright's disease battle. He describes weeks of pain, injections, and misdiagnoses before taking Warner's Safe Cure on Dr Foote's urging. Within months he regained 26 pounds, pain relief, and now warns others to heed kidney symptoms.
Sixty friends of Lydia Brandon gathered in Hubbieville to celebrate her 90th birthday in a cheerful event noted for its pleasant atmosphere. Also mentioned is an advertisement praising Dr Sages Catarrh Remedy as a guaranteed cure, backed by the World Dispensary Medical Association, with a $500 forfeit claim. L. Friederich Witt, longtime German music leader, died recently in Kiel.
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