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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1894

Page

5

Cleveland plan for banking reform seeks safety fund and notes changes

President Cleveland proposes a national banking scheme with a safety fund to redeem circulating notes of failed banks, funded by a one half of 1 percent tax on average notes in circulation until the fund reaches five percent of total circulation. The plan preserves stockholder liability, imposes taxes on note redemptions, and exempts some state banks from federal taxation if they meet conditions on note circulation and guarantees.

Roracs Nks Banic United States Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Congress Sienee Grover Cleveland Menion

Household Recipes for Vegetable Soup Cranberry Sauce and Cutlets

A collection of kitchen directions: make pureed vegetable soup with ham and croutons, cranberry sauce from fresh berries with sugar, and neck cutlets pan fried with onion gravy. Includes quantities, cooking steps, and serving notes for each dish.

Letter from Cabarrus Progressive Farmer Opinion

Correspondence from North Carolina discusses Populist victory, calls for restraint and reform ahead of the 1895 legislature. Proposes a state election law remodel and a system allowing deposits of reform ideas. Recommends stricter voter challenges and proof of residency to curb fraud.

Wilmington Messenger Swisham North Carolina

Debate Over County Government Reform in North Carolina

Letter urges amendments to the current county government system rather than abolition. It argues abolition could still empower the same partisan group, advocates equal benefits for all counties, and calls for limiting elections to every four years and capping salaries. The writer appeals to reformers and asks for votes and reforms from the legislature.

Bauerics N. C North Carolina Coalition General Assembly Tts Meachamm

Poultry Care Tips Include Lice Remedies and Housing Rules

Advice on keeping chickens healthy and productive. Avoid rotten feed and keep roosters under two years old for safety. Address lice with kerosene and tobacco decoction, and ensure hens do not eat eggs by feeding meat if needed. Emphasizes clean warm housing and grit for grinding feed.

Railroad passes clash over limited trains at Lake Shore

President Newell of the Lake Shore refuses most passes while President Caldwell of the Nickel Plate counters with a Not Good on Passenger Trains pass. A prior anecdote recalls a Philadelphia agent who restricted excursions, prompting a clever fish delivery reminder about expired coupons.

Newell Lake Shore Caldwell Nickel Plate Philadelphia P. A R. R

Twenty seven liars exposed after sermon at Pulaski

An odd incident at Sam Jones' Pulaski sermon ends with 27 men and one elderly woman standing for unspoken harsh words toward spouses. Jones lines up the group and declares them the twenty seven biggest liars in Tennessee, drawing amused reactions from the audience.

Tennessee Sam Jones Pulaski Jones Hartwell, Ga Sun

ITEMS OF INTEREST. FACSIMILE QUEEN AND HARBOR VILLA PURCHASE

A collage of misc facts: Empress Frederick will resemble the queen soon. Joseph Pulitzer buys Chat wold Bar Harbor villa for 95000. Horace Havens of Morgan county Ky has six daughters, four married McGuires and two Carrs. Cars enter NYC in 12 to 16 seconds, London takes 30. Osawatomie Kansas named from Osage and Pottawatomie rivers. London Bridge details. Oskalooosa Kansas name roots. Harrisburg Pa origin, Astoria Ore naming, Peters Point Virginia renamed Petersburg. Antartic flora none, Arctic flora 1762 species. In 16th century ladies wore breast mirrors. Catacombs hold 6 million remains in Rima, Paris 3 million. Bismarck fought 20 duels, wounded once. Pellegrini Argentine financier now auctioneer partner. Duchess D Uz es champagne stores. Rain lifts perfumes. Dr James R Cooke, blind since infancy, excels in medicine. Gen Booth Salvation Army has six children in service.

Frederick Joseph Pulitzer New York World Chatwold Bar Harbor Samuel Havens Morgan County McGuires Carrs London Bridge Oskaloosa Kansas Oska Loois John Harris Harrisburg Louisburg Duke of Edinburgh Astoria Ore John Jacob Astor Pacific Fur Company Peter's Point Peter Jones Petersburg Antartic Circle Arctic Circle Bismarck Pellegrini D'Uzes Rue de Temple Paris Rheims

Record Deep Sea Sounding Beats Japan Depth

A South Atlantic sounding reaches 7 700 fathoms or nearly nine miles, surpassing the previous 4 half mile depth off Japan. The crew’s clever and earnest efforts reflect strong training as they push ocean exploration records.

Japan South Atlantic

Care of Watches

Advice from the New York Examiner on keeping watches accurate. Wind at the same daily time to regulate the rate, store upright, avoid cold walls, and keep away from dust. If dropped in water, submerge in oil or alcohol to protect the movement until a watchmaker can service it.

N Y

Alleged Fun and Fussy Follies in Tid Bits

A collection of humorous exchanges from Tid Bits featuring Dr Grim and Mrs Brickrow, Sally Gay and Mr Calipers, and a nervous mare, with quips about job pay, bow legs, and a 200 year old family tablecloth. The snippets capture light social banter and old time punch lines.

Drawing the Religious Line in Society

The Reverend Dr. Rainsford writes in Ladies' Home Journal about the concept of drawing the line in society. He recalls a clear dividing line between what is considered right and wrong and warns of the consequences for crossing it.

Rainsford Ladies’ Home Journal

Dualism and disappointment in evangelical Christian belief

The text contrasts two classes of people the converted and the unconverted and two forces divine and diabolical in popular Christian thought. It discusses how evangelical views labeled life troubles as outsider influence and blames Adam or the devil, a comforting but now untenable theory.

Adam

Alliance Organizers Named for Six Districts in N C

The article lists district organizers and their counties across North Carolina. Jas H Wright Unity for Sixth district includes Johnston Wake Durham Granville Vance. C M G Dunn heads Seventh with Cumberland Robeson Bladen Columbus Brunswick. W Flake covers Third with Rockingham Moore Anson Union Stanly Montgomery. Geo E Hunt heads Tenth with Guilford Rockingham Davison Yadkin. J P Sossaman leads Eleventh with Rowan Cabarrus Mecklenburg Gaston Lincoln Iredell. First district includes Currituck Camden Pasquotank Chowan Gates. W Babb heads Ninth with Durham Chatham Lee Caswell Alamance. J Means at Trinity College oversees Fourth district. Don C Sanders organizes Burgaw for Ninth district’s Wane Duplin Onslow Pender New Hanover. Twelfth includes Alexander Wilkes Alleghany Watauga Mitchell Surry. J W Cox Edwardsville heads Fifteenth with Haywood Jackson Swain Macon Graham Clay Cherokee. A W Parker Sylva organizes Fourteenth for Buncombe Yancey Madison Henderson Transylvania Polk.

Jas. H. Wright Carlton N. C Johnston Wake Durham Granville Vance C. McG Dunn Populi Cumberland Robeson Bladen Columbus Brunswick W. Flake Rockingham N. Ann Smeearnett Moore Bmond Anson Union Stanly Montgomery Geo E Hunt Michael Guilford Case Syth Davidson Vie Yadkin Ane J. P. Sossaman Huntersville Rowan Cabarrus Mecklenurg Gaston Lincoln Iredel Currituck Camden Pasquotank Pe Ee Chowan Gates Tae W. Babb Hertford Dolph Chatham Lee Person Caswell Alamance J. Means Trinity College N.C Don C. Sanders Burgow Wane Duplin Ons- Pender New Hanover eTwelfth Buncombe, Yancey, Madison, Henderson Transylvania al Polk

Demands for Monetary Reform and Public Ownership

Demands call for a government issued national currency and tax funded direct payments, unlimited coinage of silver and gold at 16 to 1, a $50 per capita money supply, a graduated income tax, and nonfragmented national policies. Also call for postal savings banks and government ownership of telegraph and land resources reclaimed from excess private holdings.

Nce Yprsoes Pee Pratine Regaa

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