The House of Hanna
The House of Hanna
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But while that kind of money answered a purpose at home, the Kanawha salt-maker and the Pittsburg iron mer- chant would not take it for their products. Hence came a contraction of the currency, hence very hard times. There was an occasional note of the United States Bank in circula- tion, with now and then a "Spanish milled dollar" and a few quarters and "levies" and ''fips. " The truth is, there were hundreds of people who very seldom saw money from i me year's end to another. The commerce of ...the country was mostly in trade. Lawyers, doctors and preachers, as well as merchants, took pay in trade. Preachers and school teach- ers took a very considerable portion of their pay in "board- ing around. " The necessities of the times enforced a style of living and a style of traffic now quite unknown except in legends and history. Farmers produced nearly everything they used. Store clothes for man or woman were exceptional. Among the causes which contributed to the dilapidation of early Brookville was the necessity of supplying "out coun- ties" with officers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But while that kind of money answered a purpose at home, the Kanawha salt-maker and the Pittsburg iron mer- chant would not take it for their products. Hence came a contraction of the currency, hence very hard times. There was an occasional note of the United States Bank in circula- tion, with now and then a "Spanish milled dollar" and a few quarters and "levies" and ''fips. " The truth is, there were hundreds of people who very seldom saw money from i me year's end to another. The commerce of ...the country was mostly in trade. Lawyers, doctors and preachers, as well as merchants, took pay in trade. Preachers and school teach- ers took a very considerable portion of their pay in "board- ing around. " The necessities of the times enforced a style of living and a style of traffic now quite unknown except in legends and history. Farmers produced nearly everything they used. Store clothes for man or woman were exceptional. Among the causes which contributed to the dilapidation of early Brookville was the necessity of supplying "out coun- ties" with officers.
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