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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1891

Page

5

A Trip to Bunland by Eben E. Rexford

A fragment from Home Magazine recounts Little Nell resting after sweeping a porch and hall. She describes a fantasy Bunland where buns grow on bushes and children play, a fairy like country filled with sweetness and curiosity as her tale ends with certainty she visited and returned.

Nell Mamins Fairy Bunland Grandnet Nellie Pshawn Ne'lie Eben E. Rexford Home Magazine

Bloodhounds of Orthodoxy in a May 1891 sermon

Rev Thomas Dixon Jr denounces heresy hunting as unchristian and recalls historical persecutions by zealots. He argues mercy over judgment, condemns bloodhound tactics, and urges free pulpit debate while noting cold weather survival data for farm animals.

Thos. Dixon, Jr Thomas Dixon, Jr Association Hall Jesus Christ Thomas Christ Tie J. L. Lyne Ignatus Church of Rome Episcopal Church Wales

The Growing Age and the Miracle Question

A compendium on child development stresses rapid brain and heart changes in childhood, the dangers of early study, and the need for rest, nutrition, and gentle guidance. It argues for outdoor life during adolescence and cautions against overtaxing young minds. It then critiques miracles as a concept, suggests limits of progress, and questions civilization’s path.

Leslie Stephen Sir Herbert Maxwell Blackwood's Oe Scientific East Africa Mohammed Kismet Hugh Nisbet India

Notice to the Brethren on Polk Plan for Lectures

Copies of President Polk's official plan for organizing a lecture system have been sent to County Secretaries and to State and District Lecturers and Stewards. Members are urged to read study and explain the circulars at next county meetings to ensure uniform understanding and thorough knowledge of our order and unity of action.

Polk National Legislative Council Barnes, Sec’y N. C

Special Notice to District Lecturers Delayed System

The National Legislative Council lecture system is deferred until the State Alliance meeting due to early district meetings and published appointments. Elias Carr, President N C F A W S Barnes Secretary N C.

National Legislative Council Legislative Council State Alliance Elias Carr Pres

Special Notice on Lecturer Meeting Expenses and Appointments

There is no money appropriated to cover expenses for District Lecturers meetings. Each County Lecturer should have expenses borne by his County Alliance. Future appointments limit District Lecturers to counties within their district as laid off by the last legislature. Prater es Barves Sey N.C. F.S5. A.

Prater Barves, Sey N.C. F

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