Tobacco as a money crop for Tennessee and its foes
The Knoxville Tribune argues for shifting to tobacco as a money crop amid warily rising stock and protection debates. It cites tariffs, home markets, and the need to boost circulation while warning against overproduction and foreign competition.
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Great Nation With One Language Exaltes Webster and Era
A 19th century column extols Noah Webster for unifying American English and spreading literacy. It contrasts American linguistic unity with England’s dialects, recounts Webster’s influence, and references President Cleveland, William Florence, and Jimmy Morrison. The piece also touches on politics, public figures, and humorous asides about language and society of the era.
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