Ignorance and Temperance Learnings Shaped by Brooklyn Letters
Our Brooklyn Letter from May 2 1894 discusses ignorance as human misery, urges temperance in work and home life, cites reader letters on domestic strain and unwise duties, and notes the Joshua Wilbour residence grading nearing completion reflecting local activity.
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Iris
Aun
Tom Spies
God
Joshua Wilbour
Rhode Island State Fair Seeks Record Attendance in 1894
The Rhode Island State Fair Association advances preparations for a large June running meeting at the Country Club of Providence with flat and hurdle races and a steeplechase. Opening Day September 17 marks the start of an expanded display including Herd Stakes worth 10000 and premiums totaling 8500.
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Rhode Island State Fair Association
Country Club of
Providence
America
Jules Levy
St. Louis
Rhode Island
Union
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