Home Loan Bank Act Affects Millions Of Homeowners
The Home Loan Bank Act aims to refinance mortgages by offering 18 year 4 percent bonds in exchange for existing mortgages. It targets dwellings under four families valued up to 20000, with refinancing up to 80 percent of appraised value or 14000, over 15 years at 5 percent. Owners may defer payments up to three years and may also obtain cash for back taxes repairs or maintenance under certain conditions. If the lender won’t exchange, other 15 year 6 percent options or cash up to half actual value may apply. The process hinges on mortgage holder agreement and state redemption laws.
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Home Loan Bank Act
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Home Loan Bank Board
France and U S War Debt Talks Stall Over Paid Installment
France demands debt revision from the United States while Paris refuses further discussions without an immediate down payment. Washington signals that no revision will occur until France can provide funds and meet creditor terms. The stalemate centers on leverage and financial stakes as officials weigh what France must pay now.
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France
Uncle Sam
Man Against Ants in a Daily Home War
A humorous meditation on the stubbornness of ants and a home life interrupted by their relentless advance. The speaker imagines ants as persistent enemies, noting the difficulty of living with an unknown threat and the ineffectiveness of early homemade defenses. The piece blends wit with a reflection on resilience and problem solving.
Ants and Government Advice On Ant Extermination
A humorous critique of the USDA extension service guide on house and lawn ants. It mocks the calm tone about killing ants and notes the impracticality of finding ant queens while presenting a poison mixture of sugar water and arsenate as a recommended method. The piece ends by suggesting fear of ants outweighs concerns about poisoning.
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Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
U S. D. of A
The Power Seekers and the New Conqueror in Office
A sweeping critique traces conquerors from ancient battles to modern rulers who seize power through offices and papers. It argues liberty suffers as wealth concentrates and calls for vigilance to rebalance rights, citing Mr Morgan and public figures, media, and policy shifts.
Return of vaudeville nostalgia in Newson Wey article
New York writer laments decline of vaudeville as two a day shows shrink to a mere dribble. He recalls era of Elizabethan hilarities and acts by Melville, Higgins, Lily Pons, Lunt and Fontanne, Tannen, Brice and King, and many others. The piece extols vaudeville’s democracy, humor, and enduring appeal while urging a revival.
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York
Melville
Higgins
Floddler
Lily Pons
Cross
Josephine
Lunt
Fontanne
Chiff Gordon
Bert Leslie
Nate Willis
Julius Tannen
Brice and King
Ucius Beebe
Boston
Back Bay
Tommy Manville
New Orleans
Return of Old Time Vaudeville Inspires Lively Parlor Scene
A nostalgic reminiscence of vaudeville’s charm reappears with sidewalk cafes in Paris style dining on Vanderbilt avenue and Chatham Walk. The narrative blends fleeting vignettes of fashion, a tailoring omen coat, a famed barber Barney Flood, and journalist figures from Boston and New Orleans, all evoking a bygone era in a 1933 copyright note.
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Chatham
Vanderbilt Avenue
Allresco
Paris
Seltzer
Rue Castiglione
Paris Hotel Continental
Barney Flood
Berry Wall
Rumpelmayer
Barney
Property Transfers In Prairieburg and Sec 22-86-5
Hanora Sarah Henderson transfers to J Henderson a large tract in blocks 6 and 7 along Prairieburg for one dollar with value consideration dated June 15, 1933. Henderson also transfers to John T Henderson the southwest quarter of section 22 township 86 range 5 with roads and highways retained, for one dollar and value consideration on the same date.
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Hanora Sarah Henderson
J Henderson
Prairieburg
John T Henderson
He Stole a Kiss in Exquisite Fancy
A playful verse recounts a lighthearted theft of a kiss. The speaker notes no complaint or warrant, praising the maid for not resisting and leaving the matter unresolved as a quaint fantasy. The poem comments on romance and propriety with tongue in cheek.
Bertram Bible School Closes With Pageant and Picnic
The Bertram daily vacation Bible school conducted for two weeks by Rev. J Bruce Eyestone and Mrs Eyestone of Mount Vernon closed Friday with a picnic dinner for pupils, teachers and parents. On Saturday evening the pupils led services at the Methodist church and presented the pageant The Search for Peace with Iva Mae Wetzel and Pauline Wetzel among the participants.
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Bertram
Bertram School
J. Bruce Eyestone
Family List of Names With Musical Community Note
A dated community roster lists Velma and Mary Anderson Edwin Donald and Robert Marx Alice and Paul McIntosh Alice Jean and Harold Davidson Warren Jorgen son Kenneth Maxine and Junior Thompson Joan Alice and Irma Snenicka Dorothy Farrington Margaret Knapp Dorothy Ora and Mary Sparks Jean and Ruth Min ish Wilma Snenicka Caroline Berry Alfred Knapp and Beasie for acid Mrs Amos Berry was pianist.
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Velma
Mary Anderson
Edwin
Donald
Robert Marx
Alice
Paul McIntosh
Jean
Harold Davidson
Warren Jorgenson
Kenneth
Maxine
Junior Thompson
Joan
Irma Snenicka
Dorothy Farrington
Margaret Knapp
Dorothy
Ora
Mary Sparks
Ruth Min~ish
Wilma Snenicka
Caroline’ Berry
Alfred Knapp
Beasie
Amos Berry
Pianst
Slimming Claim for Kruschen Salts Promises Quick Fat Loss
An ad from Cleveland touts Kruschen Salts as a safe easy fat loss method. It features Mrs. E. Drouryer claiming 16 pounds lost in four weeks and a coat that fits looser. The copy promises energy health and skin improvements, with one jar lasting four weeks and money back if not satisfied.
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Kruschen
E. Drouryer
Cleveland
Ohio
May Drug Co
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