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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1924
Page
11
The article describes navy blue rep or twill frocks with lacquer red accents. Garçonne tailored silhouettes feature red collars cuffs and jabots, with trim panels and chain stitch embroidery. A sketch shows a slim silhouette with a contrasting red band and blue embroidered details.
Classified text shows private readings by Oland and Madam Thomas at 421 EB Third St with Marcel and Bob Carl offering readings, American Beauty Parlor promotions, maternity home notices, and a potato market report. Employment, furnished rooms, and real estate listings fill the page with mixed ads from Butte and Anaconda.
A group bets on who can drink the most of a liquor and the winner drops dead. The piece cautions against foolish dares from men and women, noting self-imposed bets during holidays and daily life. It weighs whether victory is worth a life and urges restraint in pushing to limits.
ADDED MARKETS BAR SILVER 69 1 2c Mexican dollars 53 1 2c. London bar silver rates and New York call money figures show firmer conditions with call money at 3 percent and last loan at 3 percent.
The text lists various financial terms and rates including 3% and 38% per cent, 60 to 90 days, four to six months, prime commercial paper, and mixed collateral. It appears as a garbled note on cent time loans and loan terms without a clear narrative or identifiable entities.
New York reports irregular foreign exchange quotes with Great Britain at 4.69 percent on demand and 4.70 on cables, plus other European rates. The Recife city government in Brazil ceded a city section to a contractor without payment to promote dwelling construction, while wage increases are anticipated in Germany.
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