Bank plan to use bonds as bank depositories
The treasury proposes allowing banks to hold bonds up to fifty thousand dollars each as temporary depositories and to anticipate October interest of four million two hundred thousand dollars. Banks with large deposits would be invited to participate while avoiding forcing them into the market. The move aims to utilize free bonds held by banks without expanding their market pressure.
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How to Keep Young and Beauty Across Ages
A discussion on preserving youth cites Max O'Rell and M Blouet. Blouet cites bad temper and lack of humor as chief enemies of youth, while O'Rell argues humor and good temper can keep a woman youthful until age sixty. After fifty, he offers no further guidance.
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Max O’rell
Music as remedy heals wounds at Paris hospital
Medics report two unusual cases where vibrations from a violin altered outcomes. One patient with a severe cut and failing healing improved dramatically when the violist played nearby, the wound then healing rapidly. The other wound continued to suppurate despite efforts, requiring violins again but details are unclear.
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Love and lineage in the Villiers Astor match
Court gossip centers on Lady Edith Villiers heiress to Clarendon titles who allegedly received a marriage proposal from Waldorf Astor son of William Waldorf Astor. Waldorf, 24, American-born and English by life, is heir apparent to a vast estate valued at 240 million dollars upon his father’s death.
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Acre dispute and Bolivian lease interest draws Brazil threat
The Acre region between Brazil and Bolivia has long been disputed. Bolivia leased part of Acre to an Anglo-American syndicate, provoking Brazil to threaten breaking diplomatic ties unless the contract is rescinded. The area, rich in rubber, lies in a triangular zone near the Beni river with conflicting border interpretations.
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Promotion System For Bureau At Pension Office
Commissioner Ware outlines a merit based promotion plan for his bureau. A special three member committee will select top candidates for each vacancy, prioritizing experience local to the office and long service, with outsiders admitted only from the bottom of the ladder and promotions based on merit. The initiative relies on weekly meetings of division chiefs forming a congress to refine this system.
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Ware
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Toen
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Fragmentary Local News Item
A garbled OCR fragment presents a chaotic mix of names and phrases. Readable bits mention miscellaneous topics, and scattered terms such as disease and bladder. No coherent event or clear entities emerge from the readable text.
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