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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1894

Page

8

Poultry and farming tips from Fanciers' Review column

A long excerpt covers poultry care including breeding, feeding, and nutrition. It discusses how cockerels improve flock vigor, when ducks begin laying, and the value of winter eggs. It notes dangers of overfeeding corn and pepper, the Brahma breed, and proper lice remedies. It ends with market observations from Philadelphia about dressed poultry preferences, broiler sizes, and eggs packaging.

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Voorhees to push state bank currency bill after holidays

Opinions quote Voorhees threatening a new state bank currency measure to trigger a Senate debate after holidays. The piece likens him to an ineffective coon-dog figure. It notes Dick Bland's silver bill will await the tariff decision in the House and praises Bland as a reliable ally of the people.

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Worse Than Slavery as Debt and Despair Plague America

A Twentieth Century magazine piece argues that advertising 1,000 able bodied slaves for one year with basic needs would attract over ten thousand applicants, drawing a grim comparison between slavery and modern unemployment, critiquing plutocracy, police misuse, and alleged hypocrisy of New England reformers amid wartime history.

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Debates on Slavery, Politics, and Reform in New England

A harsh critique targets goldbugs politicians and plutocrats for creating slave-like conditions while labeling Democrats and Republicans as equally corrupted. The writer asks honest Southerners and Westerners to unite to redeem the nation and promotes Dobbins Electric Soap and its newer variant at five cents a bar.

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