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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1896
Page
7
A religious column reflects on a tale of faith and endurance linked to a ring inscribed with Faith. A bereaved owner learns hard lessons about trust, divine providence, and the hidden good in loss, with selections urging piety and church involvement.
A compact collection of reflections urging usefulness before happiness, faith in prayer, salvation through Christ, and spiritual discipline. It warns against rivalries among preachers, notes God’s protective providence, and cautions that even small sins leave a path to ruin.
A temperance paper argues a parallel between Armenian killings in Turkey and violent acts in America. It asserts ten thousand Armenians slain by fanatical Muslims and ten thousand in America by “Murderous Rumceilers.” The piece claims indignation at the Sultan’s responsibility while calling for peace.
A Mountaineer voice from December 1896 debates Populist unity and fusion with Republicans or Democrats. He argues against half measures, urges a united free silver platform, and criticizes gold standard supporters within the People's party while urging stronger action to advance the silver cause and maintain party integrity.
Charles B. Masten blasts the Gold Democratic Party as enemies of good government and liberty. He denounces its leaders and claims the party spouts monarchist rhetoric while Populists stand for the people’s rights, vowing vigilance in defending liberty. The Associated Press is accused of not reporting wage reductions.
A North Carolina squire sought a second wife in Caswell. His son Bo Bob swapped his tickler for an alarm clock set for 11 pm. The clock exploded the ruse, causing chaotic escape as the widow recounted spirits and vows. Mrs Tiernan, “Christian Reid,” to publish a new Appletons release.
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