Cotton prices and silver coinage in U S history
A department of agriculture bulletin argues silver money has no effect on cotton prices. It traces two centuries of acreage and price data, showing crops rise and prices fall with supply and European demand, not coinage policy, and asserts no link between silver adoption and cotton value. It also notes midsummer iron and steel output signal a solid industrial revival, with rising production and steady demand.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Great Britain
New York
Liverpool
Ayer
Ista
Europe
la Dial
LOY Iss
Supdadt
Wren
American Iron and Steel Association
Philadelphia
Wool Trade Growth Backed by Wage Increases
The National Wool Manufacturers Association reports rapid growth in the wool trade with rising wages for wool and textile workers. A letter to Assistant Secretary Hanlin notes wage increases in Rhode Island and New England, arguing reforms will boost value and business, despite former protests.
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Hanlin
Treasury Department
Washington
Rhode
New England
Kuausua
Protection and Tariffs and Wages Debate
A Boston Herald critique questions American Protective Tariff League statistics on wages and employment tied to tariff policy. It argues tariffs may not raise wages, citing last six months data and suggesting protections could indirectly depress real earnings. The Pittsburgh Dispatch remark on train robberies is noted.
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Atoorivan Protective Vyaridl
American Protective Tariff League
Boston Herald
Class and Business Women In Public Life Debate
Mrs Barbara Galpin argues the women club should be educational and social, with business impact. She notes benefits of club ties for patronage and earnings but warns time conflicts can harm business duties and cause fatigue. Also mentions outdoor parties and summer heat coping. Washington Letter notes a new girls protection law effective September 1 and judge alerts.
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Barbara N. Galpin
Somerville Journal
Georgia State Federation of Women’s Clubs
No Wonan
Quipin
Rocia
Sho
Eliab Assoviaites
Elal
Aela
Ela
Tor
Dulolloo
Evtaguan
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Tome
Tyne
Pont
Mrs. Carlisle
Washington Lotte
Cuthura
DE Shen
Thomsonda
Tait
Comemna
Eens
FL Newany & Son
Cynr
Feartine
James Pyle
N. Ye
Tonnies
Columbia
John A W Tiemead
No. & Bankstrost
N. i
Vaud-Td
MW Honey
S. Bachrach & Bro
Church Street
HNY Ghina Decorator
Umstarier & CO
Malin
WMIS
Morris
Bank Street
L. 1 Ni
EF. M. White
Kemparille
Princess Ainge
Tiworge
Late Smith
Lake Suit
Wale Ter HoSwarth
Kere
PM. Whitehurst
Veyem
X. Smith, Traet
Wen. Tate Ag
H. C. Hoggard& CO
Main Bineet
Hent
Ani
Baxter Avaon
Corprew
Arlington Place
Holt
Miebland
Gibby
Mark
Bernina
Granby
Big Ente
Melalkland
Chapel
Main Street
Coruoe of Liberty
Miguih
York Streot
Tietober Det
Howe
Mutter Avenuc
Willoughby
Clay
Lovith
Tuell
Dighland
Kelly
Miriger Atrnet
Milan
Mermeda
Roush
Taakou
Corprow
Marshall
Moi Street
Ap Farms
Posner
Dale Wim
All A
Main St
Norfolk,Vva
Posner’s
Norfolk,Va
the Kern Furniture Company
Old Market Squar
Calla Parlor
Mattre
the Kern Furniture Co
Lt Agdd
Interast
H. L. Page & CO
Eole
Bank Ntraat
Lithe Wertuct
Sortulle
Vite
Sharp (Gwatimey
Reaal Estate Agents
Coltyra
Virginie Peak
A. Eyenna
Jonileat
Allen
Biemmis Ag
Aneiet
Dietartie
Pholstyring
Joel
ISI Parte
TISO3
AM Veorgiate
National
Sontcleing Company
Fifth Avenue
Mrs, Winslow
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