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Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1892

Page

4

Wayne MacVeagh backs Cleveland in 1892 race

The letter from Wayne MacVeagh, former Attorney General, declares he will vote for Grover Cleveland over the Republican ticket. He argues tariff policy, silver, pensions, and immigration as core issues, praising Cleveland’s past service and urging voters to favor the Democratic platform.

Wayne Macveagh Garyteld Orasral Cleveland Gresham Stevenson Garfield Grover Cleveland Panapenrata John W. Catter Hay Massachusetts Reform Club Boston Harrison Alexander Hamilton Henry Clay Tam Republican Party House of Representatives Indiana

Photograph Captures Bear Looming Over Timber Den

A Tyrolean photographer made a negative of ten tourists with pine woods behind. On developing, a large bear appears at the forest edge headed toward the denser timber. None in the party realized the animal was there.

Tyrol

Georgia News In Brief From Across The State

Georgia items gathered show a burned factory near Athena displacing 300 workers with $190000 in loans and $20000 in new machinery. Athen a reporter notes Governor Northen’s inauguration shift and a constitutional change. Southern economy prospects grow brighter per Donavan, with reduced failures and debt清. judges and solicitors elections set across 12 circuits, with names drawn by lot for filling vacancies.

On Its Last Lots and the Tariff Debate

A Republican press quoting statistics argues that living costs in Great Britain exceed those in the United States and blames protectionism for higher prices and wages. The column contends the tariff policy cannot justify its claims and suggests voters should have rejected McKinley’s tariff schedules.

Republican Great Britain New York Hamilton, Gray and Webster McKinley

Wool market and political cartoon of McKinley support

A commentary on wool prices and market weakness contrasts with a satirical cartoon of McKinley as a wolf in sheep's clothing. It depicts Vermont and Ohio sheep allegorically fleeing as Republicans rally support, while Democrats aim to protect frightened lambs amid party animosity.

Braintreet Vermont Ohio McKinley

Grasshoppers as Food Proposed by Government Experts

The West Department of Agriculture promotes grasshoppers as food amid a declared pest. experiments show grasshoppers and young wasp grubs can be palatable and nutritious. Report cites cooking methods from beef broth to nutty fried and roasted flavors, noting ground forms stay fresh indefinitely and suggesting farmers could use these insects as a food source.

Department of Agriculture New York Commercial Advertiser

Atzon J. M. Bryan as Old Settlers fee leader in court

Atzon J. M. Bryan of the Indian Territory seems poised to win the largest fee on record—85 percent of 8 000 090 dollars—contingent on success of the old Settlers claim long before Congress and the Court of Claims. The claim was finally allowed by the Court and Congress has made it a specialty to take precedence on the Supreme Court docket. At Talequah J T a meeting renewed Major Bryan's contract offering 35 percent if the suit succeeds.

Congress Republican Party Stelf Leo Democratic Party Lam Tam Atzon J. M. Bryan Indian Territory Court of Claims Supreme Court Old Settlers Talequah J. T Bryan

The Lapp People and Their Nomadic Origins

The Lapp or Sami refer to their land as Sabme and themselves Simolots, while foreigners use the term Lapp as a contemptuous nickname from Finnish roots. Professor Friis links it to wanderers, noting nomad habits and pejorative use by southern observers. The text discusses uncertain placement in humanity, describing their Caucasian Mongolian mix, short stature, and brachycephalic heads, with women rarely taller than 4 feet 6 inches.

Sabme Land's End Friis Christinnia Mr. Stanley

Watermelon Test Guide from Southern Stockman and Farmer

A descriptive method for judging ripeness by skin scar testing. The reader learns to compare two melons, one ripe and one green, by scraping with a thumbnail. Ripeness is inferred from rind texture, scar edges, and glossiness, with practical tips after opening.

Paris Dinners and Odd Remedies in an Old Ad Bundle

A collage of snippets from a bygone period notes Paris dining habits for Americans, a Chicago man tired of French cookery after a month, and a humorous exchange about luxuries. It includes quips about suitors, a child’s history impatience, and various vintage product pitches and health tonics like Mother’s Friend and Syrup of Figs, with odd claims and humorous asides.

Chicago Paris Thompson

Foreign Postage Rates for Universal Postal Union Countries

Foreign postage from the United States to UPU nations lists five cents per half ounce or fraction, two cents per postal card, and one cent per two ounces for newspapers. Countries include Argentina, Australia, Austria and Hungary, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Ceylon, China via Hong Kong, Chile, Cuba, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, Falkland Islands, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Greenland, Guatemala, Haiti, Holland, Honduras, Hong Kong, India Peace Treaty lands, Italy, Japan, Liberia, Luxembourg, Malacca, Mauritius, Montenegro, Newfoundland, Norway, Paraguay, Patagonia, Penang, Persia, Peru, Portugal, Romania, Russia, St. Bartholomew, Salvador, Siam, Singapore, Spain, Straits Settlements, Sweden, Switzerland, Trinidad, Turkey, United States of Colombia, Uruguay, Venezuela.

United States Universal Postal Union Argentine Republic Australia Austria Hungary Belgium Bolivia Brazil Bulgaria Ceylon China Hong Kong Chili Cubs Denmark Ecuador Egypt Falkland Islands France Germany Great Britain British West Indies Greece Greenland Guatemala Hayti Holland Netherlands Straits Settlements Sweden Switzerland Trinidad Turkey United States of Columbia Uruguay Venezuela

Music Lesson Sparks Dismissal Mention in German Lesson

Fragment describes a heated exchange where a parent contends a music teacher is needed for his daughter while Prof. Von Note asserts sufficient musical knowledge to marry, hinting at a dismissal or replacement in a German lesson context.

Germany Prof. von Note

No Amateurs and Muddled Advertisements in a Detroit Paper

A fragmented page mixes hotel and medical ad copy with references to factories, fuel and railways, and a nurse and servant dialogue. It includes product pitches for Bowell’s Iron Bitters, Hull’s Quarrh Cure, and Dr. Harter Medicine Co. promotions, plus a stove polish shipment note and a cryptic two-word ad puzzle about Crescent. Names such as Jay A. Dwiggins & Co and Morse Bros appear, alongside Detroit, Mich. locales and generic industry praise.

Morse Bros Oe West Bowie Dr. Harter Medicine Co Tuts House

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