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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1889
Page
4
A detailed cultivation note argues the mule, often labeled stubborn, can match or exceed horse docility through gentle training. It outlines steps to disarm fear, foster affection, and use firm but humane handling from birth, citing years of ranching experience and practical outcomes with jacks and mares.
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt critiques Republican tariff policy, arguing free raw materials harm Southern and New England industries. It cites Alabama iron, Pennsylvania mills, Rhode Island coal, and Maine wool, warning protection should be honest and targeted. The piece condemns McGowan style “mugwump” reformers and Harrison supporters.
A Milwaukee Herald interview with President Harrison draws sharp critique of his handling of German-American office appointments. The piece denounces the president as a mere dispenser of favors, arguing he should uphold balance within the party without pandering to nationalities. It questions the dignity of the office and calls the episode one of American politics at its nadir.
A controversial critique argues Pension Commissioner Tanner may raise pensions below four dollars a month to at least one dollar a week. The piece questions legality, cites past practice, and predicts pension agents will seek their commissions. It mocks reforms, cites other editorials, and notes possible broad changes to pension rules and arrears, with rival newspaper quotes.
A compact look at how different farm animals graze, noting mouth structure and grass preferences. It cites the sheep, goat, rabbit, horse, and cattle differences in grazing patterns and mentions associated observations from Western Rural. The piece also shifts to anecdotes about rodent control, contagious blood diseases and marketing notices in a miscellany of rural topics.
An old advert cites Hosteller's Stomach Killers as a panacea for low energy, claiming it rebuilds muscle, bone, and brain by strengthening the stomach and liver. It extols malaria resistance and overall vigor, likening the body to a creature seeking its meat and asserting natural rights without infringing others.
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