Fifty Years of Science and Nation's Progress
A sweeping reflection on half a century of invention, science, and global change, praising modern achievement and the empire of mind aided by machinery and organization. It contrasts past unknowns with present advances, notes broader benefits, and hints at religious and civic implications.
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The author argues that price cheapening under the gold standard is misrepresented by gold advocates. Taxes rents hotel rates and officer salaries stay similar while labor bears the burden of a stronger dollar. The piece accuses privileged classes of benefiting from sound money as workers pay more.
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