28 May 1875
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Newspaper
Monmouth Review
Location
Monmouth, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1875
Page
1
Missouri professor argues for practical steps to curb grasshoppers including paying for eggs and destroying swarms, irrigation, harrowing, rolling, and burning. He cites Governor’s fasting day, urges active measures over prayer alone, and quotes 19th century reflections on social reform and behavior.
A Chicago Tribune summary from Manchester details how silk tariffs punish buyers, with American dress goods and undergarments facing high, blended duties that double prices for poor and working women. It also notes pro Garrett for President talk, a London Times etiquette knot, Joliet quarry politics, and beet sugar harm to Cuba, all in compact items.
A Philadelphia judge refused Julius Neiland's naturalization, citing infidel belief as a bar. The piece argues religious liberty is core to the nation, contrasts with bigotry, and cites historical remarks from George Washington and commentary on politics, law, and public morals.
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