Cotton is King as the world’s loom changes Georgia's fate
A long reflection on cotton’s rise from ancient fabrics to modern machinery. The article traces cotton’s early cultivation in Spain and India, Whitney’s gin, Arkwright’s spinning jenny and Cartwright’s power loom, and the shift from home spinning to factory production. It notes the social impact on slavery, regional growth in Georgia, and tariff effects, ending with cotton’s enduring dominance in commerce and life. It weaves in anecdotes about Lions, Indians, and cultural snapshots to illustrate broad economic and social change driven by cotton.
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Questions that test a father’s wisdom at home
A Smithsonian connected gentleman is asked to answer a child’s single question about how miracles and condensed milk are made. The tale blends domestic humor with a cautionary note about mercury in remedies, urging readers to seek reputable medical guidance and beware unsafe catarrh products.
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