The Money Question
The Money Question
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[Applause. ] Congress may talk, and talk, and talk, And talk the livelong day ; But it cannot make a dollar out of 50 cents, For a dollar isn't built that way.
[Continued applause and cheering. ] CONDITION OF THE AMERICAN FARMER.
Will the advocate of the free coinage of silver at 16 to I tell us how the silver standard can benefit both the producer and consumer, farm products, and simultaneously raise the value of silver for the mine owner and lower the value of the dollar for the debtor ? The ...debtor class is not made up of farmers, mechanics and laborers. Briefly, the condition of the American farmer is shown by the fact that lie owns 4, 564, 641 farms valued at more than thirteen billions of dollars in the aggregate and at an average of $2909 each. The household of the farmer averages six persons. The rural population of the United States last year fed the urban population, furnishing them cereals, meats, vegetables, fruits, eggs, milk, butter, cheese and poultry. This urban population is fifty-eight per cent, of all the people of the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Applause. ] Congress may talk, and talk, and talk, And talk the livelong day ; But it cannot make a dollar out of 50 cents, For a dollar isn't built that way.
[Continued applause and cheering. ] CONDITION OF THE AMERICAN FARMER.
Will the advocate of the free coinage of silver at 16 to I tell us how the silver standard can benefit both the producer and consumer, farm products, and simultaneously raise the value of silver for the mine owner and lower the value of the dollar for the debtor ? The ...debtor class is not made up of farmers, mechanics and laborers. Briefly, the condition of the American farmer is shown by the fact that lie owns 4, 564, 641 farms valued at more than thirteen billions of dollars in the aggregate and at an average of $2909 each. The household of the farmer averages six persons. The rural population of the United States last year fed the urban population, furnishing them cereals, meats, vegetables, fruits, eggs, milk, butter, cheese and poultry. This urban population is fifty-eight per cent, of all the people of the United States.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Sterling Julius Sterling Morton to read onlineMoreLess
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