Patriotism and Reform in a Turbulent Era
A 1888 column laments waning patriotism yet praises civil service entrants and reform efforts. It notes Gen. Harrison’s need for support, cites a Texas congressman’s assault on a reporter, and condemns mob violence in Birmingham while urging law-and-order action. It covers the rise of faith cure with Bethany Home reports and prayers as healing, framing religion as social reform.
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Baltimore Civil Service Reform League
Gen. Harrison
Sarah Lindsey
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Bethany Home
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Lindsay
Aseed
John Wesley
Faith
Velvet Department Silk Warp and Dizzonals Sale
A department listing advertises 42 inch Dizzonals at 75 cents and Priestly's Silk Warp materials, Henriettas, in a Velvet Department sale.
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