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Newspaper
Lanark Gazette
Location
Lanark, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1892
Page
3
Rev T DeWitt Talmage, after a Russia visit, debunks Western misconceptions about the czar and empire. He argues Russia is misrepresented, highlights imperial mercy, religious toleration, and the emperor's humane governance, contrasting Western criticisms with authenticated facts and anecdotes from his travels.
A Toledo Blade commentary argues Republicans should accept the election result with the new Democratic majority in place. It warns the Democratic program risks money, tariff, and farmer misfortune, while urging patience for future vindication of Republicans' principles. The piece frames the era as a pendulum swing from Union preservation to Democratic power.
The piece argues Republicans faced a crushing defeat in the election with Cleveland and Stevenson winning by a large electoral margin. It cites Democratic gains from fears, crossovers from agrarian and mining states to the People's Party, and Democrats embracing free trade while maintaining protection for workers. It notes tariff policy as the defining issue and predicts a stubborn 1898 campaign with federal power mobilized.
The Boston Advertiser argues Republicans must unify, curb personal power, and adopt a liberal approach to win a democratic victory. It warns that resisting free trade and free coinage is key, notes Democrats control New York’s election machinery, and says Republicans risk disintegration if they fail to reform.
A collection of editorials and remarks from Chicago Tribune and other papers critiques on Mr. Cleveland’s speech at a Villard dinner. It questions whether he will honor party pledges to repeal the McKinley tariff and the ten percent state bank tax, and whether he supports extra sessions or continued Republican opposition amid tariff reform debates.
Annie Hamilton Donnell presents a playful verse from Youths Companion about a boy hop o my thumb and the many bumps on his head. The speaker imagines bumps signifying future roles and traits while humorously naming them.
A young observer recalls adventures with a microscope at a friend's side. They witness specimens from a grass slide revealing butterfly dust as flower bouquets, a cricket gizzard lining, a fly tongue, foraminifera, and miniature images such as the Ten Commandments, the Lord's Prayer, a tiny photograph, and a cameo profile. The piece closes urging other youths to explore microscopes for discovery.
A collection of moral reflections and nursery game notes urges children to aim high and act with helpfulness. Quotes on striving for perfection, a newsboy’s resolve to become a Senator, and the value of disciplined play describe habits that shape character.
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