Movement of Bryan support shapes national prospects
A lengthy Bryan era commentary surveys the political scene as The Eagle, echoing Ward Bryan sentiments, argues for continued Democratic unity and laments splinters. It notes the role of The New York American, local editors, and public reaction to Lorimer and conscience reform amid a 1911 context. The piece also includes a contentious set of passages about Canadian reciprocity, newspaper opinion, and a closing public notices style ad for a sewing machine sale.
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Itay Ton and the Farm to Table Journey in Texas
A speech by Col BW Youkum highlights Texas vast distances from farm to table. He notes cotton shipments to European factories and returns, rail and telecommunication links shrinking isolation, and a vision of farmers and factories connected through rail, telephone, and shared meals.
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