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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1891
Page
5
A poem recounts a Puritan vow to conquer a crushing mortgage through labor and perseverance. Generations insistence and hardship drive a saga from stumps and stones to a legendary doom and a final twist where wealth and power return to reclaim the farm. The piece cites S W Foss via Yankee Blade as its source.
A Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr review of a religious conflict in 1891 cites the Briggs affair as a clash between human tradition and divine progress. It argues for reason over dogmatic creed, urges living faith over paper doctrine, and calls for the church to embrace modern thought to sustain Christianity.
A compilation of editorials argues the Democratic stance on national banks, laments reform within parties, and analyzes the rise of the Farmers Alliance. It discusses money issues, the push for independent action, and prospects for a new third party ahead of the 1892 elections.
The Manufacturers' Record notes rising industrial activity across the South with fully employed firms and profits. Key projects include a Baltimore iron and brick office building valued at 1 000 000, Atlanta waterworks extensions of 800 000, and numerous plants and development companies in Virginia, Texas, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia, signaling rapid regional growth.
A new remedy for cabbage worm gives farmers hope the crop will regain past profits. The improvement could keep thousands of dollars at home by reducing out-of-state cabbage imports this winter.
An old seed catalog advertisement promotes Wood's Prize Head Late Flat Dutch Cabbage with 26 cents per ounce pricing and postage paid. It offers a free catalogue on worms and other gardening info and lists T. W. Wood & Sons in Richmond Virginia. The ad mentions remedies and stamps for a reader’s relief but is fragmented.
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