The Only Sure Thing in the Investment Field
A dated article from the American Bankers Association underlines that investment success hinges on prudent money and talent, warns against wildcat schemes and high-risk bonds, and urges consulting bankers for safe, steady returns. It stresses equal protection for investors, thrift in youth, and cautious judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Fee
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
America
Review of Masonry Shows Rapid Growth
Review reports rapid growth in Freemasonry worldwide since 1913 with 179 London lodges and 8878 in the English realm, plus sharp U S expansion to about 3 million Masons. It notes clergy leaders among members, including archbishops, bishops, and Methodist and Protestant Episcopal ministers in active Masonry roles.
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Freemasonry
Egypt
Greece
Persia
Grand Lodge
England
London
United Grand Lodges of
United States
New York
New York State
Teve
Western Australia
Church of England
United Grand Lodge of England
Westminster Abbey
Manchester
Wesleyan Methodist Conference
America
Methodist Church
Ice Cream and Box Supper at North Elm Church
A box and ice cream supper is announced for Saturday night at North Elm church on August 25. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the evening event.
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North Elm Church
Commercial Club Seeks Geologist for Clay Testing
The Commercial Club directs its secretary to secure the services of a geologist from the S A and P Y y to test commercial clays along the county right of way. The move follows news that the University of Texas at Austin has provided a railroad with a geologist for similar work. Countywide clay deposits are known and efforts aim to promote industrial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University At Austin
Soil survey secured for Cameron County area
Petitions urging a county soil survey circulated countywide were to be sent to A M College Saturday night. The Cameron Commercial Club and an industrial committee secured the plan. The survey costs about 15000 dollars and will be paid by state and federal governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Commercial Club
A. & M. College
Taming a radical through ownership and irony
A.B. Farquhar recounts Otto Steininger a radical who believed wealth should go to workers. He buys a house with low payments, then argues to buy more, eventually aligns with landlords. A strike threat prompts Steininger to back a gunsembling defense, illustrating the paradox of property ownership tempering radicalism.
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A B. Farquhar
Farquhar
Otto Steininger
Otto
Advertising's expanding role in finance and services
Francis H. Sisson argues that advertising has moved beyond selling goods to promote a wider range of services. He cites banks and fiduciary institutions increasingly using publicity to boost business and advance public understanding of financial services, challenging old prejudices about advertising's propriety.
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Francis H. Sisson
Journal of the
American Bankers Association
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