New U S Loan Drive Tapped for Funding Government Debt
New proposals in banking and politics consider reviving world war era liberty loan drives to fund six billion dollars of the federal government's floating debt. Bankers study whether a government loan program could liberate credit and stabilize short term securities maturing in the next two years amid a strong market for long term bonds.
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New York
Refinery workers injured in vapor ignition in Houston
Six men were burned at a Houston refinery when vapor escaping from a main they were repairing ignited. R. L. Thornton, 27, suffered serious burns to head and arms. the other five escaped with painful burns to head and arms.
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Houston
R. L. Thornton
Prosperity, Politics and Russia in the 1920s Dialogue
A column reflects on prosperity under Coolidge and Hoover, private versus public utilities, and Russia's state control of power. It notes U.S. policy toward Soviet recognition and a soldiers' bonus, with questions about democracy, religion, and a Toronto man’s new currency idea.
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Washington
Russia
New Coin Vision Seeks Power Based Money System
Discussion turns to monetary reform with wheat and silver prices as base, proposing a power unit tied to electric output instead of gold. Critics say gold scarcity limits wealth while technology foresees dramatic value shifts and industry-backed currency. Andrew Wilson cites beer as poison in 18th amendment push, recalling Jefferson on whiskey cures.
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United States
France
Andrew Wilson
National Conference of Organizations
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Tack Letters Controversy and Community Appeals
Readers ask about naming a dead person Grover Hill and Henry Ansley and whether to continue the tribute. A Groom, Texas correspondent seeks help for a sister-in-law’s education fund and travel aid for Oklahoma City. Others request assistance for stolen furniture and a widow seeks farm work and domestic help.
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Henry Ansley
Mr. Ansley
Dardanella Whatley
Groom
Texas
Henry
Tack
Oklahoma City
Transport pilot seeks rides to Los Angeles area
An aviator based in Los Angeles seeks transportation assistance. E. W. Whiting, Transport Pilot 7856 Mechanic 503, offers to drive a car or plane to Los Angeles within the next week or two. Contact 2-3617, 820 Moore Street.
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Tack
Los Angeles
California
E. W. Whiting
Moore Street
Widow seeks companionship and cooking guidance in correspondence
A 42 year old widow seeking a good man describes her height and weight and asks for advice on cooking and how to hear from potential suitors. She offers to communicate and hopes for respectful, genuine partnership.
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Tack
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin From Blue Star Ointment
Cooling and soothing ointment melts on the skin sending medicines into pores to quickly kill itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm. Money back if it fails.
Drive Out Colds and Fight Off Epidemic with PENETRO
A promotional note urges using PENETRO to fend off colds and potential complications. It stresses the seriousness of even mild illnesses and positions the product as essential for prevention and treatment.
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Grandma
Public welfare vs big business in congressional actions
A letter cites the Cleveland panic era price drops in flour corn crops shoes and clothing versus current highs, blaming big business and trusts for hurting farmers and workers. The writer denounces lawmakers including Marvin Jones for the domestic allotment debate and urges action against hijackers and for public welfare.
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Tack
Satan
Marvin Jones
Jones
Congress
Samuel Insull
Herstrom
Denver
Balancing the Budget and Veterans Benefits Debate
J H Edwards of Guymon Oklahoma argues against cutting veterans disability and the old soldiers bonus to balance the budget. He questions Hoover's plan to cancel foreign debts while reducing veteran and federal employee benefits, suggesting alternative cost-cutting measures.
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Hoover
Hinds
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement extols Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as the best remedy for cold and grippe. It claims four actions: open bowels, kill germs and fever, relieve headache, and fortify the system. Available in 30c and 50c sizes with a note on safety and immunity during epidemics.
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Grove
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