Sound principles for allied debts in Dawes plan view
Charles E. Mitchell argues that the Dawes plan provides a framework for settling Allied debts to the United States. He says debts between nations cause trouble and must be adjusted to protect commercial interests, endorsing gradual payments and caps on taxation so debtor nations avoid overburdening future generations.
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Pawes Pla
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
American Bankers Association Journal
Mitchell
France
Belgium
Italy
General Dawes
United States
Fis
Adversity a stimulant to good farming
Dean Dodson recalls a Louisiana farmer nearly breaking even after a family medical crisis. He cut costs and expanded income by diversifying: milk sales, turnips and potatoes, better poultry care, extra pigs, using waste products, and trading with merchants. By year end he paid off his debt and learned the value of thrift and diversified farming.
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Dean Dodson
Louisiana
Wessel
Ile
Bunker-Farmer
The Power Behind The Savings Dollar
A report by the Savings Bank Division of the American Bankers Association highlights a vast savings base of about 9.5 billion dollars, with roughly 6.5 billion tied to savings deposits. The piece argues these funds fuel industrial growth through bank loan purchases of securities, supporting capital investment, plant and railroad expansion, and a higher national living standard. It stresses prudent personal finance as a cornerstone of a strong business outlook and long term wealth preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Forcing Lower Taxes Says Treasury Official
Undersecretary Gerard B. Winston of the Treasury warns that federal taxes must be lightened while state and local taxes rise. He notes per capita federal taxes climbed from 32 in 1918 to 54 in 1920, then declined to about 27, and observes rising state burdens from 20 to 38 as he urges limits on death taxes to protect revenue and incentives to work and provide for family.
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Gerard B. Winston
Treasury
American Bankers Association Journal
Store Credit Costs Twenty Six Per Cent A Survey Finds
North Carolina Experiment Station researchers report over 40 percent of farmer credit needs are short term and supplied mainly by stores and landlords. Banks supply about one sixth. merchants and landlords provide the rest. Interest from store creditors runs above 26 percent, while bank rates hover just over 5 percent. Remedies include boosting food production and cutting hay and grain shipping freight, plus stronger banker farmer relations and farmer education on credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Sta Lun
Natural laws spark hope for agriculture reforms
A remarks by P B Duty of the Agricultural American Yankers Association mission highlight that prosperity cannot be legislated. They state that agriculture operates under the same basic flaws as any other business, with change arising from natural laws and renewed hope.
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Asencia Mission
Unusual Bells in London Echo of Historic Shipments
A garbled historical piece traces bells from England labeled as the largest and heaviest, noting a transfer to Boston in the early summer of 145. It recalls their fame from St Marius to Bow Bells and ties to events like Paul Revere’s ride, suggesting these bells remain legendary and in surprisingly preserved condition.
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Christchurch
Busta
Ils
Deste Wiel Sylre Dy
Hino
Acta Evens
Seth
London
Hells
Boston
Ponjarkable Malta
Osberer
Paul Revere
Lexington
Bunker Ill
Chirles
Wade
United States
Sears
Keeping Well Sanitation of the Automobile Camp
The article discusses rising automobile tourism and the need for sanitary campgrounds. It cites U S Public Health Service and Minnesota rules, urging adequate water, toilets, waste disposal, and daily-cleared galvanized cans. Proper drainage and site location are emphasized to curb typhoid and dysentery risks.
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Columbia River
Oregon
Taatiahirly
Wublig
United States Public Health Service
Minnesota State Board of Health
Learth
Alice the elephant causes mayhem at circus parade
In a playful stunt, Alice the elephant snacks on apples from a parade setup, then, startled, swats a tree and damages the cookhouse and props. The chaos spreads as tables topple and fences tumble, prompting a chaotic escape before spectators recapture the animal.
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Courtney Ryley Cooper
Alice
Obreus
Ace
Price
Walf
Ens
Tragedy in the Woods Reveals Avoidable Dangers
An article discusses a hunter death and a broader pattern of forestry related hazards. It cites delayed rescue, overlooked safety, and the psychological factors behind risky behavior. It argues prevention requires decisive personal vigilance and timely assistance to avert tragedy in wooded areas.
Russian Loan Story at Nashville Luncheon
A garbled OCR tale references a loan from Russia and a Nashville luncheon where Ilary Llowse mentions the situation. It describes a family named Punk owing a grocer $27 and a chain of unclear events involving promises, payments, and a dinner that led to further uncertainties about groceries and future motions.
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Russia
Ilary Llowse
Nashville
Karnak and St John Cathedral to be built in New York
Announcement by Bishop Manning says the Karnak and St John Cathedral will be started in New York next spring and will be among the world largest religious buildings. It will rank with famed cathedrals in St Peter’s Seville Milan Cologne York and Antwerp though its scale may surpass modern conceptions as observers compare it to grand temples and ancient sanctuaries.
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New York
Manning
St. Peter's
Mill
Seville
Mrorencve
Si Virat's
Cologne
York
Allens
Antwerp
Karnik
Beypt
Daria
Ustaban
Keen Movie Patron Praises Bath's Theaters and Opera House
A Boston Globe note describes a devoted patron named Keen praising Bath Maine theater culture. He recalls three historic venues in the city during shipyard prosperity and claims the Opera House opened in 1918. Keen cites daily theater attendance and self-styled regional championship status.
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Bagh
Boston Globe
Opera House
Hull
Bath
Maine
New England
Marjory Requests Bible Story About Ten Virgins
A mother reads aloud at bedtime as Marjory asks for the tale of the ten girls who went out to meet the bridegroom, expressing a desire to learn about the story and its meaning amid the family’s nightly Bible-time habit.
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Marjory
Majory
Everybody's Magazine
No Ordinary Veteran Mose Y As A Veteran Story
Fragmentary notes describe a veteran named Mose Y As and mention roles in veterinary care. The text references a veteran, a boy Shue, and a Mouse Nutin, with unclear details about military service or medical work.
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Plata
Rom
Mab
Hess-Doctorin
Pilin
Goramon Veterin
Elbovour Nodl Testset Atop World War II Era Pulpit
A fragmented 19th century style notice discusses a local event tied to a prominent figure and a potential financial dispute. The readable text references a time frame and names Louis and a civic body, suggesting a public matter requiring attention or clarification.
Portland’s Pride Pepa De Sings At Guard Gardens
Portland figures stage a quirky float event in sunken chest garden setting. Local performers from the Toited Shins headline the parade, drawing crowds and lighthearted coverage of seasonal pageantry.
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Pepa
Had to Make Speed in a Quiet Evening Exchange
The fragment shows a hurried, half spoken exchange between Had and Had a partner named Losuy or Berey, with reminders of bolting and chiding before a wool con note. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or identifiable events, people, or place names.
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Losuy
Fragmented quotation hints at a confused text fragment
A garbled passage mentions names like Whit and Penwwiggle with phrases about a dire volume, sleeping after a few packages, and an upholstery reference. The readable elements are sparse and lack clear context or a coherent event.
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Penwwiggle
Landon
County Sunday School Convention Held in New Market
The Annual County Sunday School Convention met in New Market on April 3 with sessions from morning to evening. Rev Warner Man Clesattivil preached, several officers and delegates led devotional and teaching periods, and participants organized committees and reported on conferences and children’s divisions.
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New Market
Sega
Eimrek
BK Sharpeburg Ae
Ramaation
Aneta Talon
Warner Man Clesattivil
Mint of
Soho Phares
da Man
Proceeds of County Board Readings in Polk Township
Proceedings report Taxton County Bond Supervisors audit of Polk Township funds for year 1984 shows total receipts of 2423.09 and total disbursements of 263.46 with year-end balance 120.57. Disbursements listed include Hine drag Matt Parrott & supplies and various individuals for services.
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Anemou
Taxton County
Polk
Smlance
Nana
Pele Ae Ee
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Deage Glem Fine
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