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Newspaper
Republic County Chief
Location
Narka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1886
Page
3
Aileen Harrington endures social pressure from relatives as she plans a quiet New Year's Day with grandmother Harrington. The tale follows family dynamics, a looming courtship, and the emotional tension of conforming to expectations while clinging to personal affection during a dreary rural scene.
The London Lancet reports on a Charing Cross Hospital student known as Mr Harris who acted bravely during a rabies incident at the Grand Hotel. He restrained a biting dog to protect a lady, was bitten in the struggle, and immediately sought Pasteur’s treatment, while the dog later died of rabies at Battersea Home.
Kansas City October 12 live stock tally shows large carryover to Board of Trade with 415 000 bushels in store and 7 085 bushels withdrawn. Grain prices mixed with No 2 red nominal except for Nov and Oct while No 2 soft sold unevenly. Wheat and corn bids compared with prior day show limited activity with some prices noted for Oct Nov and May contracts.
An Atlantian letter reports Georgia's prohibition landscape with 163 counties dry and 12 partial, noting 2288 liquor licenses issued by May 1 and a distillery count nearing 800 in operation. It highlights federal enforcement gaps, jail outcomes, and the surge of illicit activities in Clarke and other counties.
The piece critiques Terence Powderly while recounting his General Assembly address. It argues labor rights may require radical change toward worker independence from machinery and questions monopsony and the role of labor in economic control.
A leading publisher refutes circulating claims on Blaine's posthumous book, noting initial volumes sold 76 000 copies with 84 000 reported profits and the second volume printing at 75 000 copies. He argues subscription dynamics and buyer drop-off explain unequal sales, urging patience for a wider release and earnings.
A critical piece argues newspapers push sensational horrors to boost sales, noting the public’s obsession with murders and disappearances. The column mocks readers’ appetite for lurid tales while parodying ads and letters about health cures and fortune offerings.
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