Bread and virtue in scarce bread debate at Chautauqua
In congressional discussions of the silver problem and editorial wars in New York and Philadelphia, Rev. Dr. Bulkley stirred readers by saying in travels fifty percent of bread in homes is not fit for any to eat. Good bread is urged as a social regulator, with schools teaching bread making and the hope that future generations of young women become skilled pastry makers.
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Bulkley
New York
Philadelphia
Chautauqua
Ife
Peine
Paine
Ladies Benevolent Society
Montreal
Montreal Ladies Benevolent Society
Passing Spinions of Topics Local and General
The article notes defeated candidates’ lists as foes and friends influence in politics. It discusses faith via prayer, cross-country cures, mild Dog Day weather, and upcoming Populist moves on farm mortgages. It critiques government document storage and distribution, urging a rational system.
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Senate
Senate Steering Controversy Draws White House Endorsement
The New York Sun reports that President endorses Senator Gorman and his steering committee efforts to delay a Senate vote on a financial measure until Democratic unity is achieved. Secretary Lamont affirms administration and Gorman alignment on the issue amid disputes over the Sherman law repeal and party harmony.
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Gorman
Senate
Lemont
White House
Lamont
Cleveland
Congress
Washington
Pian
Seusie
Local Much Ado and Odd Ballions in Middletown
Fragmented letters and humorous snippets from Middletown readers mix names, stray quotes, and quirky asides. The clippings reference Miss Mabel Paige, a planned theater opening, railway talk, local figures like C. L Winkleman, and whimsical snippets about sports and travel quotes.
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C. L Winkleman
Jule
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Devotion to the Old South and Sacred Country Lore
A damaged verse fragment recalls patriotic longing for the United States and the old Confederacy. It honors national symbols and regional figures, praising love for homeland beauty, memory of lost glory, and enduring fidelity to the flag amid slander and division. The lines evoke Latourbe, Price, Kennedy, and other named figures as cherished heirs of a shared heritage.
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