Finance plan announced for Liberty Loan issue
Washington October 12 Treasury financing on a 2,000,000 0 percent scale today was the administration program for raising ready cash and refunding 1,875,000,000 of the fourth Liberty loan issue. A new 12 year bond issue would pay 4 1 4 percent first year and 3 1 4 thereafter with about 500,000,000 to be sold for cash at 101. Subscriptions open Monday and other bonds will be exchanged for the fourth Liberty issue bearing 4 1 4 percent interest. Treasury officials expect only holders of the 1,875,000,000 called bonds to exchange.
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Washington
Treasury
Allent Ry prescription ends rheumatic agony for family
A story cites a so called All Nined prescription named ALLENRY that allegedly relieves rheumatism neuritis back ache and sciatica within 24 to 48 hours. The ad notes an eight ounce bottle for 85 cents and guarantees by drug stores. In a separate item Secretary Woodin discusses a 500 million sale to fund current needs and reduce annual public debt interest costs.
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Allenry
Father
Woodin
Crush on Garbo Brings Amorous Poet to Bastile
Oscar H. Dross, a laborer, admitted intent to interview Greta Garbo after being found near the Swedish star's home. Police recovered from his pockets four torn pages with handwritten verse and sonnets.
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Garbo
Bastile
Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Oscar H. Dross
Fourth Liberty Bond called check numbers and new issue sale
The Treasury urged Fourth Liberty Bond owners to examine serials for called bonds and redeem by April 15 with cash or a new bond. Banks or Federal Reserve banks can handle exchanges with similar interest. Separately the Treasury offered 500 million dollars of new bonds at 101 1 2 percent. A separate note reports Senate approval of 5 million dollars in sustenance farm bonds for the unemployed, with House action uncertain.
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Washington
Treasury
Austin
Senate
House
Radioactivity and comets loom over a troubled cosmos
The piece muses on explosions reshaping the universe, meteors in Portugal, and fear of cosmic events. It notes Florida’s prohibition stance, NRA barber code worries, Chicago mobster Winkler’s death, and Russia Japan tensions. Senator Wagner, railing against strikes, advocates a softer labor stance.
Life on the job fuels dull days and odd strike allure
The text notes life laying bricks or hammering nails is dull while a strike excites and stirs a mob spirit buried in human nature. It suggests that labor fatigue contrasts with the thrill of collective action and conflict.
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