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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1895
Page
3
Rev Mr Tuttle argues that Christ came to unite humanity in brotherhood and liberty over against slavery and wealth. He contrasts modern church practice with Jesus teachings on servanthood, wealth, inclusivity, and feeding the poor, urging practical demonstration of brotherhood and belowward action.
In Atlanta, W P St John of a major New York bank defended free silver and bi met al lism against gold standard critics. He cited historic precedent, French coinage, and law on legal tender to urge reopening mints to silver, arguing for concurrent gold and silver money to boost production, prices, and credit.
Poetic compact note reflects on winter by wind across open fields. Vivid imagery contrasts shy crops with bare shrouded corn, hinting at seasonal transition and quiet rural resilience.
The Hoxie Palladium notes that after months of campaign the goldbugs have decided the financial question is not the issue. The tariff will be resurrected with a bold bid to reignite public support while reforms demanded remain unsettled. The discussion continues despite attempts to dispel financial illusions. Cleveland can blow his horn until he bursts, but the debate persists.
A new monthly illustrated juvenile magazine by Frank Leslie's, priced at 10 cents. The Oct issue features opening chapters by Ellis and Walworth, stories by Optic and others, games, puzzles, tricks, and a note on turning rubbish into ornaments. Editor Frank Lee Farnell brings experience from the publishing house.
Rudyard Kipling appears for the last time as a Jungle Stories teller in The Cosmopolitan for October with Mowgli Leaves the Jungle Forever. Richard Le Gallienne makes an American debut in The Greatness of a State University. Notable contributors include Hopkins Smith Boyesen Cabrinety Cardoso Drake Beard Osterlind Kemble and more. The issue also announces The Agricul turalist Illustrated Magazine to begin in January with extensive agricultural content.
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