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Why Silver Was Demonetized in the U S History
The St Paul Pioneer Press notes silver’s demonetization as a gradual process begun in 1834 when coinage ratios shifted to 16 to 1, aided by 1863 and 1873 acts that entrenched the gold standard. By 1873 no silver dollars circulated for 33 years, with greenbacks valuing in gold terms. The piece argues the change formalized a long-standing reality, not a sudden policy shift, and cites persistent gold-based pricing through the Civil War era. It also contains real estate transfer snippets and a note on The Midland Monthly’s Des Moines offices moving upstairs near a bank.
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How Do You Like the South A Travel Memoir
Mr C E Macrett recounts a 4000 mile rail trip from Malvern to Richmond and beyond, praising the South’s scenery, people, and potential for northern investment while noting markets, farms, and historic sites from Chicago to Fort Sumpter. He highlights cities, rivers, and landmarks, contrasting southern vitality with northern congestion and praising cheap labor and climate.
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