Recurring Notes and Opinions from the Era's Page
The article surveys the forestry talk by Elder Miner and notes Whitelaw Reid’s belief in religious reciprocity. It argues public officers must be honest and competent. It cites handwriting speeds, journalistic ethics on preliminary hearing coverage, and praises Ayer's American Newspaper Annual. It ends with President Harrison’s Thanksgiving proclamation and its moral observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Minier
Ayor
Ayer
Harrison
Shakespeare
Tom O'Shanter
Burns
Auld Kirk Alowny
Wheat supply and export outlook from 1892 crop review
The American Agriculturist analyzes the wheat situation with India exports falling, Russian wheat held for an advance, and small export surpluses from Australia and South America. It estimates 1892 global wheat at 494,434,000 bushels, argues yields are undercounted, and cites state crop totals in round millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Australia
South America
United States
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Kantan
California
Forests and tree planting lecture exhorts McLean county
A historical society talk highlights McLean county groves and the need to preserve woodlands. The speaker lists 18 named groves, cites acreage, laments deforestation, praises roadside tree law, and honors Jesse W. Fell and Arbor Day founder Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP. Ead
Ey G. W. Minter
Revo
Historical Society
McLean County
Brown's Grove
Brooke’s Grove
Blooming Grove
Buckle’s Grove
Cheney's Grove
Dry Grove
Diamond Grove
Funk’s Grove
Hard Maple Grove
John's Grove
Major's Grove
Mosquito Grove
Old Town Timber
Randolph Grove
Salt-Maple Grove
Stont’s Grove
Smith's Grove
Twin Grove
Walnut Grove
White Oak Grove
Mackinaw
Gulf of Mexico
Ilinois
Mississippi
France
Spain
Palestine
Lost pocketbook returns past two years later
A passenger lost a pocketbook on a Hudson river boat after a trip to New York and Philadelphia. Two years later in Albany she is contacted when a stranger finds the missing item and learns her name and address from inside. The tale includes a collar button found near a washstand and the pocketbook recovered after long search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebony
New York
Spen
Philadelphis
Albany
Home Journal of the
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Brockton
Mass
Winhontae
Holden
W.h.jones
Henry, III
Callenat
Te City Drug Store
F. M. Pendleton
Magnolia
J. A. Swem
M. D
Calla
Arthur Modter
Son
Arnay
Peth Kukeenting
James H. Malone
Chicago Veterinary College
Henry
Ill
C. D. Mills
Chicago
Palatine
Hi. A. White
D. V.S
Wyoming
Illinois
Cradford
Wreang
Fred
Potter
Motor
Edward FP. Harney
AMC Notary Tablio
Todinoig
Kaward St
J. E. W. Morgan
Granty
Dagon
Lacon
Venona
Ofice
John Morgan
Henry, Illinois
Justice of the Peace Notary Public
Texes
Elatus Enon
Flency
The
Benry
Republican
Geromae Burr, Ditor
P. O
Aolicitea
Henry, Uinols
Whitelaw Reid
Field
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Hood
Welhan County
Willard C. Flagg
Madison County
Ces
Morton
Findis
Bloomington
United States of America
Uacon
Jesse W. Fell
Ca Mera
Horace Ev
Rance Ad
Fim
Philadelphia
David Hull
Susquehanna Ave
Bull
U. S
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Peterson Magazi
Peterson
Catang Lidy
Amenca
Taz New Phrersox
Edgar Fawcett
Octave Thanet
Howard Seely
J. G. McClelland
Elizabeth Cavazza
Frank Lee Benedict
Rachel Carew
Jeannette H. Walworth
Lillie B. Chase Wyman
Madeline S. Bridges
Peterson Magazine CO
South Third Street
E Freicht
Tossy United Atutea
Empire Bemoist Had CO
Madison and
Center Ave
Fares Mender
Express Safe
Kuhm & GO
Holt Weal
Sapolio
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