The Man on Horseback Joins Kansas Corn Harvest
The Man with the Hoe did effective work in Kansas this summer, and now he is followed by The Man on Horseback to gather the corn, reflecting ongoing harvest efforts and the shift in labor force.
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1899
Page
4
The Man with the Hoe did effective work in Kansas this summer, and now he is followed by The Man on Horseback to gather the corn, reflecting ongoing harvest efforts and the shift in labor force.
Editor Cyrus Adler notes historic Jewish population estimates in the United States from 3,000 in 1818 to 937,800 in 1897, with later authorities claiming over a million. The figures cite Mordecai Noah, Isaac Harby, the American Almanac, M A Berk, William Hackenburg, Isaac Markens, and David Sulzberger as sources.
In a dramatic chronicle written in biblical tone, the piece describes a seven-headed monster called the Trusts emerging from the Pit of New Jersey. Politicians fearfully seek hiding places as crowds rally, labeling the creature a child of Darkness and an offspring of the Republicans. Beersheba to Danand hosts gather captains for action.
The fragment depicts rival captains William and Bourke Cochran leading forces in a dramatic clash as Rourke Carries defense of the Octopus amid loud words and public scrutiny. The sea scene fades as the sun sets and the children of Demecca flee while the Publica laughs.
The Democratic party in Kentucky faces a three way struggle for governor. The Goebel wing attacks Louisville’s Democratic nominee, debating bolter pasts from 1896 and 1899. Republicans unite with Blackburn accusing Carlisle, signaling a tense, volatile campaign likely ending with a Republican victory in November.
You assume no risk when you buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. O S Coffin & Co refunds your money if not satisfied after use. Advert says it is the most successful bowel remedy and the only one that never fails. Pleasant, safe, reliable.
Rain has improved the crop outlook in Western India and removed fear of famine, easing concerns over food supply. The showers bolster prospects for staple grains and reduce harvest risk for farmers across the region.
Reports from Havana confirm that Venezuela is undergoing a revolution. The advance word is that major political upheaval is underway, with observers noting rapid changes across the capital and surrounding areas.
Clarence Iowa editor Clark Smith writes he has used Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin after years of constipation indigestion and dyspepsia. He credits the remedy with relief, calling it excellent medicine and noting its local agency and sustained use.
Henry R Whitford of South Canaan Connecticut hails One Minute Cough Cure as best on the market for coughs colds bronchial troubles and croup noting it has no equal O S Coffin
A reader from LaFayette, Indiana, Rob't Moore, hails DeWitt's Little Early Risers as perfect. The advertisement promotes the famous pills for constipation and liver ailments, noting they never gripe.
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