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Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1896
Page
2
Silver Protection and the Silver Question in Politics
Editors in the mining valleys defend protection while opposing free coinage. Silver advocates argue reopening the mints would protect farmers and all who earn a living under the stars and stripes, boosting money supply and reducing debt burdens. They contend Republican protection harms nearly half the population and that free coinage would unify money as a value unit.
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United States
Protective tariffs and silver value hurting American farmers
An Ogden Standard editorial argues that tariffs protect manufacturers and wool, but farmer protection fails when wheat and cotton face global markets. It cites one third of U S wheat sold abroad, silver-dollar value shifts, and argues silver rehabilitation would shield farmers from international price pressure.
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Outlook Favors End of Gold Standard and 1896 Victory
The piece argues bimetallism is rising while the gold standard is failing. It claims ongoing taxation and price declines would topple the standard, urging continuance of borrowing gold or reducing paper currency. It predicts the Senate resists contraction and a people-led win in 1896.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Strength From Purified Blood
An advertisement asserts that weakness yields to strength through Hood's Sarsaparilla as blood is purified enriched and vitalized by the remedy.
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