What was clara ackermans views about politics and the depression in her diary

Diary of Clara Ackerman reveals the political and economic state of the country during various situations in her diary  

Explanation:

The value of the staple food like corn and eggs had gone drastically down that people were unable to reap any profits and in order to save themselves from any economic shortage they bought insurance policies for the family members. She speaks about the rise and fall of prices due to varying political situation in the country. There was also a mention about the republic convention of president Hoover.  

There were looters and picketers who picketed the daily items like cream and get farmers were left at loss. She speaks about how T. Roosevelt legitimized the selling of beer for it is the only source of national revenue but she expressed her dismay that a Christian nation should never support legalizing alcohol. She concludes saying that she was left with no hens and the eggs are zero which states that the economic plight was drastically down.  

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