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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1891

Page

5

Polk the Farmer rallying cry lyrics 1992 era

The text portrays a political anthem praising Polk as the farmer leader. It extols farmers workers and liberty while urging election of a farmer to the White House. It references poverty hunger and laborers and calls for unity and national warmth. Harmon Hrarr

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Eight Hour Labor Struggle Urges Christian Support

Reverend Thomas Dixon Jr cites a world wide eight hour standard as a moral imperative. He argues Christ's mission elevates the poor, urges Christians to back shorter hours, and links labor reform to improved life, education, politics, and morals across society.

Thos. Dixon, Jr Thomas Dixon, Jr Jesus Christ Christ Church of Jesus Christ Saul New England

Trans Sahara Railway and Kabyle Colonization Plan

Editorial advocates a rail link across the Sahara linking Algeria with the Niger and Senegal. It argues for French settlement of Kabyles to secure peopling and protect colonies, using caravans and later a railway, telegraph, and oases to bind Saharan regions and deter Touareg unrest.

Sahara Caspian Central Asia Union Pacific United States Atlantic Pacific Africa American Far West Algeria Niger Senegal France Algiers Meyners d'Estrey Journal Des Economistes Paris

Evolution and morality in science and mind reading

An excerpt contrasts evolution as a passive process with human effort and future gains, warning against sacrificing present life for a perfected society. It notes greed and boldness will pursue power, while secular utopias downplay enduring consequences. The piece then introduces mind reading as conjurer’s trick and muscle reading as a serious area of study noting method and contact.

Bishop Wm. B. Carpenter Charles Gatchell France Alsace Lorraine Chalais Renard London Brussels A. Lancaster Goldwin Smith

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