On the Right Track Retailers Feature Advertised Prices
A reflection on advertising columns and shopper interest in current price displays. The piece urges frank guidance to consumers and critiques a promoter using vague exclusive copy, warning that such tactics risk scrutiny.
Work Faith and Thrift Our Needs
By 5. G. H. Turner President Second National Bant Elmies N.3 Retiring President of the New York State Hawkers Association. The article reflects on post armistice economic dangers not fully appreciated by the public. It notes drastic liquidation but credits bankers for steering away from panic and suggests the tide has turned with courage and conservative policy.
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G. H. Turner
Elmies
New York State
Hawkers’ " Association
The Nation's Business and Duty to Reconstruction
The text argues that economic laws are inexorable and penalties for disre gard are severe. It calls for protecting industry and individual incentive, urging Americans to study economic problems, extend credit wisely, educate the public, and combat radicalism. It stresses teamwork to preserve industries during reconstruction and the role of banks in public education.
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Washington
James S. Alexander
A Bank Catechism By Stuart H Patterson
A catechism explaining travelers letters of credit and travelers checks, their use, differences, and how money can be sent abroad without leaving the United States. It covers federal reserve banks, deposits, functions, and the banking framework under the federal reserve act with emphasis on exchange, credit, and government borrowings.
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United States
Europe
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Enthusiasm Drives Success in Business and Sales
The piece argues enthusiasm powers commerce and character, urging readers to study energetic leaders, cultivate zeal, and apply it to sales and daily work to brighten life and persuade buyers. It emphasizes that enthusiasm makes work engaging and is essential in offices and workshops.
Too Much Government and Banking Claims
A Guaranty Survey warns that credit alone cannot explain slow business. It argues for proper readjustment of underlying industries and cautions against legal measures that would curb Federal Reserve powers. Proposals to limit discounting and require two thirds board approval could trigger rushed credit demands and weaken the Fed’s ability to avert panics.
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Guaranty
Guaranty ‘Trust Company
New York
Federal Reserve Board
House of Representatives
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Act
United States
Handling Angry Customers with Calm Technique
A guide on defusing rageful customers through comfort, quiet spaces, and sincere dialogue. Success hinges on listening, using humor carefully, and explaining facts to restore trust and keep patrons loyal to the merchant. James Crow, Allan Kmntlapann s.
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Abraham Lincoin
Natener
Jamea Crow
Allan Kmntlapann
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