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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1921
Page
13
A 1920s editorial assesses deflation success after inflation, noting improved price levels, continued high money rates, and the Federal Reserve Bank policy to curb borrowing. It urges public focus on personal affairs, trust in the credit system, and gradual复 restores to normal business activity with cautious optimism.
Fundamental conditions are sound with no marked pover production and broad business resilience. The article notes prices are declining and that buyers tend to wait for lower levels before purchasing, signaling cautious market sentiment amid a fall in prices.
A cautious message urges readers to avoid spreading derogatory rumors about business matters, stressing careful handling of unverified gossip and the impact on companies and markets.
A strong editorial argues for moral reform in business and politics, blaming unscientific finance and gambling for community decline. It urges electing capable leaders, rejecting corrupt influence, and waiting for godliness to restore prosperity and confidence. It contends adversity will drive needed change in coming months.
The Copper Outlook by W. F. Bartholomew notes a severe low mood sweeping the copper industry as it faces difficult market conditions. Bartholomew of Tucker, Bartholomew & Co. outlines pressures on prices, demand, and production.
The article argues copper mines depend on European credit and demand, noting a potential $100 million foreign credit corporation. It sees a delayed but eventual rebound as markets normalize, with copper shares near bottom and the broader economy adjusting through lower prices, stricter stocks, and renewed industrial planning. France’s recovery in exports is highlighted as a parallel.
The author argues deflation and readjustment affect all sectors while noting signs of improvement as public sentiment solidifies. He suggests consumer buying will trigger a revival, inventories vary, and that a spring rebound could usher in a new prosperity era alongside the securities market.
A 1921 forecast argues the coming year will mark a revival after 1920s downturns. It praises the Federal Reserve, notes deposits fell due to cautious borrowing, and urges banks merchants and citizens to boost assets reduce liabilities and restore confidence with improved cooperation.
The column argues the United States has weathered global turmoil caused by German militarism and notes continued trade and industrial troubles. It reflects on national resilience and economic outlook amid international conflict.
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