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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1895
Page
4
A Maine indust ry model shows how corn canning elevates farmer earnings and local prosperity. The state grows a specialized sweet corn variety, supplies seed to planters, and pays farmers $60 to 470 per acre plus 1 to 2 cents per pound after canning. Husks and cobs feed livestock, linking farming to broader wealth.
A London to Chicago cable urges Irish Americans to unite for Ireland’s freedom while Irish MPs’ splits hindered Home Rule. The piece argues independence in America would have been achieved, noting English policy and patronage. It also reports a New York silk auction of 150000 dollars, mostly bought by Soto merchants, and extols the South’s current prosperity, roads, schools, and open political speech, predicting large-scale migration toward the Northwest.
The editor of Scribner's Magazine argues the American race character is a great faculty of hope born from absence of fear of the unknown. He claims Americans possess a large hopeful confidence and lack of fear in the face of the unexperienced, marking a distinctive gift to humanity.
A veteran letter praises privates at Chickamauga and recounts 19 year old courage at General Thomas and Sheridan. Plus University Magazine notes and Rev Hall on voluntary religious attendance at colleges. Also remarks on Emperor William, aluminium ships, and American apple exports.
A reflection on Denmark's prosperity through cooperative farming, rapid adaptation, and strong export markets. The piece notes Danish pig and dairy success, stock breeding groups in Jutland, and how farmers drove economic progress without government aid. It urges distributing surplus reading material to isolated families via cheap parcel express services.
A notable family in Roxbury Mass prepares a private gathering to mark the seventy fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Moseley. The couple, aged 97 and nearly 95, have two married daughters and a great great granddaughter, reflecting a long line of stable family life.
The text proclaims abundant corn and cheap feed will yield the finest beef and pork in the United States this fall. It asserts citizens will see superior beeves and hogs, praising the quality and abundance of meat due to plentiful corn and favorable conditions.
The commentary argues that a Spanish conquest of Cuba would breed permanent tyranny, citing Spain's brutal history in the Americas and warning U.S. policy on recognizing Cuba. It then pivots to French road taxation, noting annual carriage and bicycle taxes to fund roads, proposing a dollar per wheel as a fair levy to build highways without heavy real estate taxes.
The passage notes a rising medical authority denying malaria microbes in blood and claiming physicians confuse white blood cells with bacteria. The speaker expresses frustration that doctors cannot agree on disease germ facts and jokes about microbes being on the brain.
The passage argues that as long as Americans can freely sell gunboats to Spain to attack Cuba, the U S government has little to prevent citizens from traveling to Cuba to assist in the war against Spain.
A remark on the perceived hostility between English and American people, noting that the opposition is most evident in London papers and their outlying districts.
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