Lincoln Goes to Washington A Birthday Reminder
ELMO SCOTT WATSON recounts Lincoln's 1861 journey to Washington amid secession fears. Pinkerton protection, a mud filled march to the Capitol, and Lincoln’s pledge to preserve the Union frame a pivotal moment in American history. The piece casts a solemn outlook on the birth of a president facing civil war.
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Brazil Cotton Surge Deepens U S Debate on Farm Plans
Brazil's cotton acreages are rising sharply with an expected 35 percent increase from last year, challenging U S AAA policy. Experts warn Brazilian expansion risks shifting global textile production, prompting fear among New England and Southern mills of lost markets as Brazil attracts plant openings and cheap labor. Officials contend the administration pursues a broad subsidy shift amid constitutional questions and neutrality law debates ahead of elections.
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True or False Test Prompts Knowledge Checks
The Mind Meter Bell syndicate presents a True-False quiz with ten statements about U S history geography and literature. It asks readers to mark each item T for true or F for false without correcting the statements.
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