Wilson on the West Reports on Farm Prosperity and Crop Outlook
Washington correspondent notes farmers in the Northwest are in good spirits as wheat and corn prices rise. Commissioned surveys show rising demand for corn, expanding dairy and beet sugar industries, and strong regional gains in wheat, wool, and beef markets. Nor does it overlook pessimists, yet portrays broad national optimism and renewed industrial activity.
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Protecting American Labor From Cheap Foreign Competition
The piece argues against Japanese labor and immigration in Australia and Canada, warning it will undercut white workers and threaten Australian and North American economies. It cites Japanese employment growth on Thursday Island, fears for the pearl shelling and fisheries, and calls for restricting pauper labor. It also notes protectionist policies boosting domestic labor and references political and economic debates current to the era.
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Respect for Aging in a Biblical Parable Sermon
A pastor extols filial piety drawing on Genesis about Jacob and Joseph. He praises elderly parents and recounts Joseph welcoming Jacob in Egypt, urging children to honor aging parents, care for them, and imagine reunion in heaven, contrasting harsh modern attitudes with timeless devotion and sacrifice.
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Short Sermons on Love and Religion from 19th Century Clergy
Quotations from Rev Harcourt, Rev Thayer, and Rev Yantes discuss religion as a personal godly duty, the role of intellectual weeds in progress, and love as a binding force across social classes. The excerpts reflect a period voice and emphasize faith, reform, and compassionate ties within communities.
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