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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1891
Page
4
A broad critique argues infallibility excuses wrongdoing across religions, political systems, and governments. It notes Pope infallibility, Orthodox and Protestant biases, Muslim devotion, and imperial rule as defenses of cruelty, ending with a call that only policies serving mass happiness are valid, across republics and monarchies alike.
The sheriff sold nine tracts totaling 1771 acres for 500 dollars, prompting criticism from Harrison. The piece argues mortgage laws need amendment as land is taken without compensation, leaving former owners in debt, with no restitution or redemption, while creditors gain. The Infield Tribune notes the risk of future batches at 33 cents per acre in Cowley County.
A Kansas Governor backed a bill to legalize a girl’s consent to her ruin at age fourteen, but the Republican Senate defeated it. The piece argues the morality party aims to rob virtue and protect thieves, urging parents to oppose such measures and defend daughters.
A western county man says bankers refuse loans to Alliance and People's party supporters while old-line patrons continue to obtain credit. He cites neighbors who joined the People's party and faced mortgage losses, with bankers demanding repayment and driving up costs. The speaker asserts bulldozing tactics fail and voters will not be driven.
A call to subscribers to recruit one new subscriber to the Agricron and to educate the people. The appeal urges expanding ranks and continuing the fight for 1502 with energetic outreach and mobilization.
A town inherits a litter of pups whose eyes fail to open. A man beats each pup to force eye opening, leaving them dead with eyes open. He explains the lesson that people resist awareness until catastrophe compels realization. The tale concludes with a warning about self deception.
An OCR fragment touts Jimuanes's Compound Extract of Reciprocity as a remedy for weak knees and political discomfort among Republicans. It advertises Green banka in large denominations, asserts nightly rest for editors, and promises refunds if not genuine with a facsimile signature.
An Iowa Farmer cartoon compares the two major parties, arguing both oppose free silver and greenbacks and favor treasury accumulation. the sole difference lies in which one is in power.
A quotation reflects Wendell Phillips asserting that giving women the ballot would secure protection, declaring that safety lies in individuals having power to defend themselves and that this marks a victory for the woman suffrage cause.
The phrase calls for vigilance through learning and awareness to ensure safety. It advocates informed actions and careful judgment in challenging situations. The message emphasizes education as a defense and personal responsibility for protection.
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