Money Markets Report and Bond Yields Amidst Current Prices
The column lists current prices for stocks and bonds across major issues with notes on government and corporate securities. It notes brokers and customers loans at 6 percent, outside call loans at 6 percent, commercial loans at 6 percent, and 6 percent for commercial paper and collateral loans, reflecting a stable but varied market.
Dr Muck Describes Prison Life and Uncertain Return
Karl Muck the former Boston Symphony conductor speaks with the Postman from a barbed wire prison near Lookout Mountain. He paints a bleak future in Germany, cites health troubles, and laments his shattered career while noting America’s discrimination and his reluctance to return to Boston or settle in Germany.
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Congress Gets Its Own Liquor
Washington notes that despite dry laws the capital remains a haven for booze with bootleggers and imports from Boston and New York. arrests for intoxication rise while prominent lawmakers and social elites stockpile liquor for a long dry era ahead. The piece paints Washington as hospitable to visitors while courts and police struggle to enforce prohibitions.
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Mary Pickford’s Mother Chooses Her Wardrobe in Boston
The article describes Mary Pickford’s mother selecting her outfits during a two day Boston visit. Mrs Pickford wears taupe poplin with white net, a fox scarf, and a cherry red hat adorned with cherries in various shades. The piece notes Paris chicness and compares the hat to Mrs Wilson’s famed headwear.
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