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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1891
Page
4
Friday’s issue notes Kansas wheat projected at 70,000,000 bushels and corn at 250,000,000, with farmers set to gain over 100,000,000 from surplus. It discusses Chilean revolution outcomes in Valparaiso and Santiago, and critiques monetary policy as gold payments affect bond holders and coinage debates.
The article notes that lifting Germanys pork import embargo would mark a diplomatic win for the United States and aid American farmers by expanding markets for pork. It argues domestic demand is rising due to supportive policies and multiple industries, creating a surplus that could be exported if restrictions end. The piece expresses belief the imperial government will yield to pressure soon.
The piece argues that industrial prosperity rests on honest currency value, not government stamps or paper money. It rebuts Peffer and the extremist view, comparing greenbacks to foreign bills and warning that fiat money leads to devaluation while praising a strong, globally trusted dollar and the expanding supply of gold and silver certificates.
A survey of women’s views on music, beauty, and dress reveals Miss Temple’s song Memory as a notable exception to female composers, a bride’s gold corset vanity costing 100 a pair, and Bernhardt’s practical, understated style focusing on color and form over diamonds.
Mrs A H Perrine of Alabama who helped capture county murderer Jim Richardson is described as a capable businesswoman. She owns a 4000 acre Randall County plantation in the heart of the negro belt and runs it with strong executive power. She ginned 600 bales of cotton last year and manages labor personally, promising a $5000 store order and prompt obligations.
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