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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 15, 1869

Page

7

South Gains as Emancipation Spurs Southern Prosperity

The moderate Republicans may repeal proscription as the next Congress meets, opening the door for Southern state admission. Emancipation is already reshaping the economy, with cotton output rising, white and black workers expanding cotton farming, textile mills growing, and Northern capital driving revival as the South diversifies into manufacturing and farming.

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Charleston News Foresees Cotton States Prosperity

A fragment notes the Charleston paper boasting that the twelve Cotton States will soon show greater prosperity than any other region, contrasting with the earlier slavery era mood of dismal grumbling.

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Bankers' Clerks and the Wages Dilemma in Modern Economy

A cautious analysis argues that clerks in banks and mercantile houses face wages limited by supply and demand. It discusses social aspirations, education, and emigration as factors shaping labor markets and proposes technical education as a remedy to balance labor distribution and raise salaries.

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Artist Millais Declines Portrait Then Sets High Price

A New York report says Sir John Millais declined portrait work, but when asked for his price he allegedly named 2000 guineas, startling the applicant yet the Miss Cunliffe Brooks commission was ordered immediately.

Lance Millais R.A New York Cunliffe Brooks Manchester
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