European Paper Currency and Its Face Value Across Nations
Oscar P Austin explains the massive growth of European paper currencies outside the Russian issue, noting totals around 300 billion dollars versus 100 billion a year ago and 5.02 billion prewar. He surveys issuing bodies like Bank of France, Imperial Bank of Germany, Polish National Bank, Austrian Bank, and Bank of England, and describes notes’ size, design, multilingual inscriptions, and redemption terms.
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Europe
Great “Banks
Bank of France
Imperial Bank of
Germany
Polish National Bank
Austrian Bank
Bank of England
Notes and Legality of European Currencies 1922
A survey of paper money across Europe detailing face phrases on notes from Austria Belgium Bulgaria Czecho Slovakia Denmark Finland Germany Hungary Italy Jugoslavia Poland Russia and the United Kingdom. It notes legal tender statements bank names denominations circulation totals and changes since 1921 including Polish and Soviet notes and German Reichsbank issues.
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Poland
Auseia Ek
Sara Ustrian
Appa
Iea Acaees
National Bank of Belgium
Bulgaria
Denmark
National Bank
Bank of Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Serbia
Kingdom of Serbia
Ministry of Finance
National Bank of the
United Kingdom
Bank of England
London
Great Britain
Ireland
His Majesty’s Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Turmoil in Asia Minor and a Peace Hope Emerges
The article outlines the ongoing Asia Minor crisis with Kemal Pasha opposing the neutral zone near Constantinople and Thrace. France and Italy tilt toward Turkish demands while Britain resists, prompting troop deployments and near clashes at Chanak. Greece faces a revolution, Constantine abdicates, and Mohammed Vek abdicates in Turkey as Abdul Medjid rises. A Moroccan bandit Rateali reforms after daring kidnappings, including Sir Harry McLean, with ransom payoffs and shifting loyalties.
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Asia Minor
Thrace
Maritza
Constantinople
Adrianople
France
Italy
England
Mu Kemal Pasha
Great Britain
Chanak
Irmid
Kemal Pasha
Kemal
Rateali
Morocony 2 Collater
North Africa
Miastadta
Morocco
Harry McLean
Raleull
Hounta
McLean
Jan H
Petiicarig
Kiwanis Welcomes Two New Members At Thursday Meeting
J W Bruce a commercial agent for the Central of Georgia railroad and former organist at Ware Uni joined the Kiwanis club at the Thursday meeting Plans for the state convention in Savannah this month were discussed with a large delegation expected E E Lampkin heads arrangements for the trip The club adopted resolutions supporting the Athens Woman's club in the Georgia Federation convention opening next week A committee led by J C Jester will arrange automobile transportation for the convention Sp Bivanian Walter Jackson won the attendance prize Harvey May of Travelers Insurance was introduced as the guest of J C Jester
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J. W. Bruce
Central of Georgia Railroad
Schop
Sethe Kiwanis Club
Savannah
E. E. Lampkin
Athens Woman's Club
The
Georgia Federation
J. C. Jester
Golden Knight
Harvey Stovall
Mr. J A Robinson Dies at Statham
Mr J A Robinson of Statham and father of Hoyt Robinson cashier at Erwin and Company died at his home Thursday afternoon. He was forty seven and a well known farmer. Four sons survive Hoyt Ottis Roger and Jamie.
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Rd. A. Robinson
Statham
Hoyt Robinson
Erwin and Company
Robinson
Hoyt
Ottis
Roger
Jamie
Choir Practice Postponed At Oconee Street Church
Oconee street church choir practice is postponed due to a Baptist church box supper Friday night. Tent choir leader announced the change and noted the postponement was by instruction of church officials.
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Baptist Church
Oconee Street
Nabh
Legion Plans National Convention in New Orleans
The American Legion gathers in New Orleans for its October 16 20 convention. Major issues include proper hospitalization of World War veterans and recovery of funds allegedly stolen by profiteers, plus potential removal of Brigadier General Charles E Sawyes from the federal hospital board coordinator post. Additional topics cover Iowa citizenship tied deportation of aliens after six years and the Pershing bill for a federal reserve army.
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New Orleans
American Legion
Charles E. Sawyes
Federal Board of Hospitalization
Iowa
Federal Reserve Army
Anglophone Pressmen Barred From Medina Conference
PARIS The joint committee of the Anglo American Press association in Paris and the International Association of Journalists cabled General Harrington in Constantinople protesting alleged discrimination against English and American journalists. They were forbidden to attend the conference at Medina while correspondents from other nations were allowed to proceed and report.
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Paris
Anglo-American Press Association of
International Association of Journalists
League of Nations
Harrington
Constantinople
Medina
Monroe Kiwanis Club Organized In Georgia
The Monroe Kiwanis Club in Monrde, Ga has been permanently organized with officers led by President A. B. Mobley and Secretary Treasurer EH. C. Ellis. The group lists fifty members and includes C. P. Carmichael as vice president, H. M. Arnold as district trustee, and directors J. L. McGarity BE, L. Almand, H. B. Laurus, R. B. Arcock, John M. Nowell, E. M. Kama, and H. C. Cox. Also noted are fashion remarks on winter headdresses reflecting oriental turbans and long earrings as accessories.
Funeral for Ernest Youngkin Held at Local Cemetery
Mr. Ernest Youngkin aged 57 died Monday night and was laid to rest at Oconee cemetery after services at his home on Henderson Avenue. The rites were conducted by Dr. Walter Anthony and Dr. J C Wilkinson. Survived by widow, son Ernest Youngkin Jr, half-brother D L Few of Atlanta, and sister Mrs Hugh Jackson of Athens.
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Ernest Youngkin
Oconee
Henderson Ave
Walter Anthony
First Methodist Church
J. C. Wilkinson
First Baptist Church
Youngkin
Ernest Youngkin, Jr
D. L. Few
Atlante
Mrs
Hugh Jackson
Athens
J.H. Rousse
W. c. Pitt. Howell
R. J. Hancock
Californian Visits Budwine Plant
Mr. L. R. Clark of Los Angeles visited Athens to promote Budwine bottled in California. Clark is a major Pacific coast bottler with four plants and about half a million dollars annual business. He asserts Athens Budwine has strong sales and is the best soft drink on the market.
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L. R. Clark
Los Angeles
Athens
California
Clark
Pacific Coast
Nua
Pomona
San Bernardino
Riverside
Cascarets a Candy Like Laxative for Various Ailments
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant laxative and tonic for headaches biliousness colds indigestion dizziness and sour stomach. It claims one or two tabs will thoroughly cleanse the bowels and work gently overnight at a low ten cent price.
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Maine
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Oscar 'P. Austin
Statistician
the Nationality Bank of New York
United States
Finland
Bank of Finland
Paria
Western
Russia
Waftingen
Hamm
Potsdam
Ebert
Quackenbrock
Eisenach
Reichsbank
Theeishebank Ae
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Hungary
Bank of
Polish National Loan Office
National Comissar of Finance
Devide
Koenigsburg
Southwestern
Asia
Turkey
Greece
Constantine
George
Becaue
Ng Constantius Ma Ap
Nin Govha
Mars
Suhing
Mohammed Vel
Mohammed
Robin Hood
Ent
Perlcuria
Ratsull
Just
Kiwanis
Wo ‘Man’s Club
J. A. Robinson
Legion
G. H. Cox, C W Daniel, B. &. Nelon and
M. C. O'Farrell
Kiwanis Club
Monroe, Ga
Colonial Theatre
Wagenhals & Kemper
Benson’s
Cascarets
Banner-Herald
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta
Banner
Herald
Hancock Avenue
Thomas and
Jackson Street
the Banner-Herald
Thomas St
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