Savings Bank Account Benefits with Capital Stock Security
This account blends savings bank advantages with the added security of the company’s capital stock. It emphasizes steady returns and protected principal through corporate backing.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1894
Page
1
This account blends savings bank advantages with the added security of the company’s capital stock. It emphasizes steady returns and protected principal through corporate backing.
A line listing officers shows Sameet Corr as President, Albert Caper as Vice President, and Josata Adedman as Treasurer in the association’s slate. The names appear in a terse, formal roster.
The document lists directors including Amos C Barstow, Christopher Lippitt, Royal Craft, Robert H Goddard, Geo W R Matteson, Samuel S Sprague, William D Ely, Robert I Gammell, William Binney, William B Weeden, Herbert J Wells as President, Samuel R Dorrance as Vice President, and Edward S Clare as Secretary.
The article explains how body heat loss through radiation and perspiration is regulated by the nervous system and why open pores must stay unblocked in hot weather. It stresses daily washing to remove dust and salt crusts, cautions about cooling too rapidly after heat, and notes sea bathing benefits and the need for clean, healthy skin during summer.
The government printing office reports record printing of congressional speeches. Over 5,000,000 copies circulated under franks, with Tom Johnson delivering 1,000,000 copies of his income tax speech. Burrows and Reed also issue large volumes, while Lodge Morrill Hoar Voorhees and Mills see wide private and official distribution.
The British consul reports rapid expansion around Jerusalem as new suburbs rise beyond former limits. Private buyers and missions seize land while Jaffa oranges olive wood work and olive oil trade grow. A faltering colocynth export due to a tax and a new bitumen collection project are noted developments.
New York Letter notes Chicago benefited from a coal shortage as smokestacks produced less smoke when fuel was scarce. The piece argues disciplined burning yields cleaner air, while wasteful stoking worsens smoke and suffering during miner strikes. It also mentions Hoffman House residents who avoided paying board, and editor Stokes’s response.
A Madrid telegraph reports a two to three day interval between the sultan’s death and his successor’s proclamation sparked bloody anarchy. Disorders, looting, and vendettas swept the land as Moors called it the day of vengeance, with crimes during this period left unpunished.
Ferdinand Pietrich, who answered Chaldeston’s ad seeking volunteers for a gastric operation in Guayaquil, died after sunstroke while awaiting recovery. The project, aided by Dr Adele Ajuico and Osbaldeston, had claimed initial success but left Pietrich unpaid beyond travel costs.
Beatrice reenters Nero's cage at London zoo after a prior bite. Lions Victoria and Nero are calmed by a red hot iron touch and a blank cartridge, with attendants firing revolvers as Beatrice resumes control and omits the kissing act that led to injury.
The writer notes heat and labor strife in New York under damp conditions. Ginny Meekin's baseball heroics are praised alongside Meekin family lineage. The gasping babies fund climbs toward 1200 dollars. Fashion trends include suede belts, white dresses, liliputian wares, red parasols, and galleon lace ornaments. Sidney Earle signs off from 300 West 114th Street, New York.
The exterior vase should be shaded with vines to reduce sun heat. Possible vines include Lobbs ostostrum, Barclay maurandia, ivy, and variegated periwinkle with single petunias. Central display can feature geraniums, coleus, abutilons, dwarf canna, double petunias, grevillea, Aralia, Dracaena, and Livistona palms.
The Seckel pear is small yet high quality when grown well. It often overproduces fruit. remove some from clusters and limit fruits per spur to protect vigor and prevent blight. Color the fruit well when it reaches peak ripeness.
The Ivers & Pond Piano Co presents slightly used pianos at economical prices. Convenient payment systems bring these fine instruments within reach. Write to outline your wants and receive entire satisfaction guaranteed. Located at 183 Tremont St Boston.
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