Intensity of Purpose and the Man of Noble Aim
The essay argues that history honors men whose lives embody intense purpose driven by truth and selfless duty. It contrasts conquerors like Napoleon with reformers who aid the needy, urging Americans to unite for temperance and justice, guided by faith and public virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bprroz
Cobden
John Bright
Gladstone
Russia
George Keenan
America
Commonwealth
St. Paul
John Wesley
William
Holland
Emerson
Lyman Abbot
Nile
Reform era clashes echoed in reform papers and press
A collage of editorials mocks Wall Street wealth, tariffs and money questions. It cites Secretary Carlisle's banquets, Democratic quarrels over the silver standard, and critiques of the gold standard amid a national panic and unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carlisle
New England
Delmonico
Rome
Yeoman
Louisville
Challenging the Law of Supply and Demand in Farm Prices
Curtis S. Clark argues that price levels for staples and farm products do not fit the classic supply and demand theory. He cites books, farm implements, money, and the role of financiers to show how exchange value and money supply shape prices, proposing a Labor Exchange currency as a workaround.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
America
National Treasury
Csesar
Ossar’s
Shylock
Labor Exchange
Curtis S. Clark
Echoes of Appreciation for Departed Heroes
A reflective tribute notes how each heroic figure leaves a mark on humanity and how, as they depart this world, the eternal city greets them with a heavenly verdict ofWell done. The passage emphasizes virtue, remembrance, and enduring legacy.
The Dairy Advice From Farmers Voice
The article stresses cleanliness and proper handling in dairy work to preserve quality and profit. It warns against overfilling churns, musty cellars, and poor air, and advises scalding utensils, washing with cold water, and careful salting of butter. It cites critique from Missouri dairy officials and The American Cultivator on management and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri State Dairy Association
Chicago
Self-Sucking Cows and Farm Advice Sparks Debate
A farmer in Georgia critiques Prof Emery on cows that suck themselves, offering two crude remedies and warning about hog and chicken diseases. The letter urges Alliance readers to boost the reform press and recruit subscribers to spread the paper’s truth across farming communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bnrror
Emery
Agricultural College
BF. Wan
Notice of meeting for Davie County Allis with Oak Grove Alliance
The next regular meeting of the Davie County Allis with Oak Grove Alliance is scheduled for Thursday in January at 7:30 PM. A. Matumn serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie County
Allis
P. A. Matumn
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Council Grove
London
Missouri World
Thomas Jefferson
Grover Cleveland
Kings County
Cal
People’s Tribune
Cleveland
Washington
United States
Kamskatka
Southern Mercury
Voorhees
Dakota
Ruralist
Springer
Supply and Demand
Atlanta
Georgia
Alliance
Reform
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Allan
Terry
Eam
Oregon Agricultural Expert Station
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