Debated Farm Price Measures From Wheat Benchmark
An article argues against using a single wheat price as the measure for farm product costs. It compares relative price increases of ten staple goods from 1900 to 1902, citing Bureau of Statistics figures and noting wheat’s smaller rise versus corn pork and other items. The piece references Bryan’s nominations and discusses purchasing power shifts in the New York market.
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Bryanish and Grokerish in West and East
Cleveland's Comptroller warns of Bryanism as a factor in defeat. West bloc opposes Ay at the polls while Middle and East regions demand a revamp. Pacific states show strong opposition to the candidate amid a nationally charged campaign.
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Proof of the Pudding In the Eating Thereof
A lengthy political screed attacks Bryan and the Democrats while urging support for the Republican ticket. It argues the gold standard harms farmers and workers, claims Bryan would unsettle business, and warns that continuing Democratic policy would worsen hard times. The piece cites domestic and Philippine policy debates to warn voters of alleged populist risks.
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