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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
3
New York savings banks held 2.07 billion dollars on July 1 1922 with 1 680 625 depositors about a quarter of the population. Deposits in 1897 were 529.9 million with 1 222 366 depositors. Average savings per depositor rose from 432.51 to 1 231.55, suggesting thrift rather than wastefulness among New Yorkers.
GOODE M GREENE writes from Sumter county thanking the Times-Recorder for kindness and support. He notes two locals are present, expresses appreciation for daily readings, and wishes prosperity for the paper and readers.
Dan Ward dies leaving widow Kate Ward recalls a pivotal day when as a young woman she faced harsh family judgment and a city life that tested her strength. The story follows her memories of a mother’s rebuking question and the weight of early choices guiding her toward constancy or further peril.
In Moscow on December 12 reports say the gold ruble is not a true value measure and a new goods ruble will be introduced for commercial use. Wages will be set in goods rubles, with proposals for agricultural, export, import and budget rubles also under consideration. A well informed Russian business man comments on the Soviets’ financial plans.
In a dark scene a frightened 18 year old, Katie, hurls a small traveling bag from a window and climbs down to the ground. She escapes along a shadowy path onto the open road, with the narrative promising continuation.
A historical remark explains that paper issues in theory must be supported by actual goods. The speaker stated that export and import matters would be backed for face value by all trade entering and leaving Russia.
A local retailer promotes a broad holiday collection including dresses for women juniors and children, coats in vast quantities, an extensive fur assortment with multiple varieties, silk undergarments, and a large selection of silk petticoats and accessories for Christmas trade.
The Dress Goods Department showcases silks, woolens, and cottons in new styles and colors. Cabochon's tassels ornaments and fancy motifs for dress trimmings arrive by Saturday's express, with suitable pieces for evening wear.
We called your attention to this new department showcasing a magnificent line of Ladies' Toilet Sets in Celluloid Ivory and Amber, Comb and Brush Sets Manicure Sets Baby Sets Traveling Sets for men and women Shaving Sets and a great line of Leather and Beaded Bags.
A department store page highlights a wide selection of sweaters for women, children, and babies, signaling a full stock and inviting shoppers to browse the inclusive knitwear range.
Comforts and blankets which always make acceptable gifts describe a line of automobile robes offered by Blankets Etc. The ad highlights quality coverings suitable for cars and travel.
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