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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1896
Page
5
A terse verse condemns bribery and deceit in politics and extols steadfast citizens who refuse to trade integrity for power. It praises those with clean hands and large hearts who would rather defend truth than gain through corruption. The piece envisions moral resolve and collective courage in facing a difficult vote.
Household notes describe tapioca soaked overnight then simmered with blackberries and served cold with cream. Snow balls are formed from rice soaked in water with flavoring, turned out on a dish when cold, accompanied by a baked custard made from egg yolks milk and corn starch.
An Edward Bok discussion in the July Ladies Home Journal explores why sixteen to twenty year old girls favor playful, stylish suitors over earnest, ambitious youths. It notes a shift as she matures from dancing and compliments to valuing deeper character and conversation.
In a multi decade saga, Mrs Mabel Bonner recovers from pneumonia with aid from Ralph Merton, promising a southern future. Myrtie Bonner grows into a graceful young woman, and editor Phillip Coleton, heir to a romance, plans a future in which Myrtie may wed him after travels and a sunlit summer at Morehead City.
In Taylor North Carolina the Progressive Farmer notes the Rock Ridge Academy annual picnic will be held Friday July 24 with Dr. Cyrus Thompson as speaker. About three thousand people expected. Attendees asked to bring dinner for themselves and guests. Signed H F Feremay.
A collection of short letters from young readers in North Carolina and nearby states. They ask Bible and general knowledge questions, share school and family details, and express support for THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER and the Young Folks column.
A twelve year old reader writes to the children's page sharing family life on a farm and milling, school subjects of grammar geography spelling and reading, and expresses a wish for more book content while posing Bible related prompts and a few light riddle style questions.
Correspondent comments on the subsidized press and hard times. The writer mocks claims that extravagance causes distress and argues for leadership that favors wealth producers. He cites banks and corporations, urges voter action, and invites women to speak up, noting farmers wives as a voice for reform.
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