Turmoil in German Empire and American Agricultural Notes
A mixture of historical political analysis on the German Empire's rise, its constitutional structure, and party dynamics, followed by a broad American agricultural report praising the 1889 Commissioner of Agriculture volume. The piece discusses Prussia, Bavaria, and the Social Democracy's stance, and notes the empire's military and educational strength. It also includes practical farming advice and short anecdotes from rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogress
Social Democracy
German Empire
Rumia
Europe
Graot
Germany
United States
Prussia
Federal Council
Hamburg
Bremen
Luteck
Orernors
Kaisar
Far
Ita
Jand
Agrienara
Subjerta
France
Jane Mulject
Bavaria l
Wurtemberg
Austria
Wurtemburg
Radeo
Jeng
Aboom
Oly
Hararia
Bavaria
Lubeck
Jorot Detter
Democrata
Hapsburg
Baden
Woremberg
Pro
Pruwia
Yia
Prumia
Evante
Jacobi
Editorial Views On Editors And Birds In A 19th Century Page
A long dispatch from a periodical extols editorial restraint and discretion, praising editors for keeping gossip to themselves and delivering careful silence. The piece then shifts to a naturalist sketch of the Savannah and field sparrows, their habits, habitats, songs, and appearances, interwoven with reflections on rural life and a fragment on public notices and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journaliatia Magpie
Tovras
Editora
Odemns
Longfellow Waves Stars and Stripes at Beacon Street House
A fragment recalls Longfellow watching the Fifty fourth Massachusetts as the Green and Gold flag waved from a Beacon Street house. He shared a quip about waving for a colored regiment and praising the moral impact of the sight as a living portrait for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Beacon Street
Nathaniel Appleton
Longfellows
Tom Appleton
Boston
Fifty Fourth
United States
George Sumner
Shaw
Old Bay State
Schoolyard Key Game and Moral Tales in Young Readers
A column recounts a classroom key game where a girl wears a key for errors, a recess tag game with dialogue about who is it, and a crash of humor as peers miscue words. It also notes a post mortem joke, a book subscription pitch with absurd pricing, and a Northampton postmaster quip about virtue.
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Wight
William Cullen Bryant
Ife
Preendice Tilton
Goubea
Grammer
Grummer
Nelly Gray Irak
Jenny Crid
Abe
Nelly
Jenny
Swan Benwa
Tye
Susan
Northampton Post
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Pos
Bay Bey
Srpoesmaredere
Lear
Marshall
Oh Ha
Ata
GAS
Statsat
W. F
Cary
Jean
Kempeqnding
Phthrs Bros
Derralt Mices
Ab Atretiy
Rousr
Binokemitha
Citera
Dow
Fahey
Parady
Brea
Prrcentig
Mtr
Erewntrit
4. W. Pringle
Tee. EE
Oalbous
Holmes Bros
Library of Poetry and Song
William
Viberal Hallog
Park Pine
York
AL D. Hyde’s
Detroit
Enya
Onigan
Jeitreeon & Verapiom
Benker
Perroty
Tees End
OHX Coiland
Meuufacturer
Dean Raam Belery
Wandueldge
Albert BD
Flegce & CO
Woodward Avenor, Urey
Dens
Annastater
Signet
Anu Teal
Tras A Koho Pia
Varrtagrs
YC Aes Cellare
Dorlt
Bhother
Kapariere
Anil Ty
Baskets & Bleighs
Woodmerd Ave
Detruit
Rosas
Amelie Denen Moe
Geblar Willaoms
Tate Bowes
Ree
Sual
Ai Pe
Old Meade Ou
Abuvy
Aa Modarsie Rates Addo
Adash
Duiredh
Perrand & Osborne
Webenan
Ion Davie
Darrony
Archer
Gsi
Parpmapuninuta
Wv Wehlett
Stepe
Fay Vrree Lae
u.Weet
Bereont Abied
Bocaulen Burg
Dillard Tale
Debane Bieri
Deerak
Josaph
Tio Taleo
Aiso
David. McCormick
Crockery
Ointenne
Michigan Ave
Mice
Toke Yard
Barcor
Wavchaitay A Geak
Casler
Andrew Brunton
NEW Firm
Leon Hecht and
Marx Hart
State Street
L Becht & CO
W.L. Page & CO
ACONE
Yorm
WM. L Page& CO
So Quedo
Quime
E B. Rogers
Lee Chelle
Variouy Spa
Bre
Boj
Ted Inbor
Atherty
Hyde's
Walidel
Turk Arcea
Tabomgne
TOR New
Erin
Alex J. Sebeo
Foo
Charley
Uher
Wade
S. Constable
Ater
S&s
D. Berwin Barkes
Misal
Stanzow
Almoet
Waabip
bin Mare
Hia Loi
Rhoee
Lewallsing
Senate
House of Representatives
State of
Michigan
Parmuanes
Roao
Nicherd Grant White
Kapgan
Neptune
Lenny
Clober
Dera
Massa
Theodore Clay
Henry
Gould
Seumora
Wba Mo Yaeetion
Iucdicata
Hhis
Mexican Republic
Mars
Oled
Ariswm
Doller
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