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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1895
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage discusses a long disputed land and literacy requirement under a 19th century sounding context. It mentions white men, enslaved or free African figures, property ties, and a call to fix law to prevent tampering with rights and registration processes. The text resembles a colonial era legal debate on voting or property qualifications.
A fragment discussing redundancy of money against population and business, arguing that excess money is not tied to growth but to gold reserves. It cites Horace White on paper money redundancy and warns that the U S must reduce paper currency if gold redeeming capacity remains under $800 million, or risk inflationary shocks.
A fragment argues that currency redundancy and a single standard paralyze business and depress prices, leaving exports unable to cover interest on debt. It quotes an Atlantic Constitution line urging to abide by the consequences if the single word standard is kept.
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