How It Operates The Treasury And Its Frontiers
A 1932 Western Union column explains the treasury's tariff function and the customs service. It highlights customs inspection, value appraisal, and ad valorem calculations, plus roles of the coast guard and public health service. It notes supervising architecture and federal building oversight, emphasizing treasury influence on daily life.
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Customs Service
Treasury
Lezally
United States Coast Guard
Coast Guard
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The
United States Public Health Service
Were
Pubic Health Department
Office of Supervising Architect
Post Office
Federal Courts
Customs House
Congress
Western
Borrowed Plumage by Marjorie Ames
Jean Gray, a college student, faces Christmas away from home. A letter invites her to a grand holiday with Cary Endicott, a Dramatic Society alumnus. With clothes as a shield, she fears judgment until Cary reveals true value lies in the person, not the wardrobe.
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Jean
Nancy
Sirs
Holden
Mary
Cary
Endicott
Happ
Cy Ee
Petition to preserve Alfred de Vigny birthplace museum
Admirers petition the French government to convert the Loches birthplace of poet Alfred de Vigny into a historic museum. The Loches site lies in Touraine near the chateau where Louis XI spent time and where a cardinal who invented iron cages for prisoners was once imprisoned in a large grilled birdcage.
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Alfred de Vigny
Loches
Touraine
Louis XI
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Finney
William Brackart
the Treasury
Marjorie Ames
Aliss Gray
Say
Marjorie Holden
Cary and
Western Newspaper Union
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Henry County
Kentucky
New York
St—Louis-decor
United States
Lydia B. Pinkham
Glenn
Haarlem
W. N. Chicago