Banking Panic Forecast as Wealth Holds Fast and Crops Grow
The piece explains a temporary bank run sparked by fear in New York and the East, while underlying money supply remains ample. It traces how drafts and deposits flow from country banks to city banks, and how distrust spreads, prompting delays in currency moving to the West. It predicts a rapid unwind and a return to normal, with prices easing and stability returning as banks restore cash flows. The article also notes strong agricultural output, especially corn, and emphasizes conservative lending and cautious business spending ahead.
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New York City
New York
High Finance
East
North America
Chicago
St. Louis
Des Moines
Indianapolis
United States
Towa
Oklahoma
Oregon
Colds and Croup Treated With Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Mrs. Wm H Serig of Wheeling reports her daughter avoided a severe cough and another child prevented croup by using Chamberlains Cough Remedy last winter. She says the syrup worked without a doctor and recommends timely use for croup. Williamson Drug Co. sells the remedy.
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Williamson Drug Co
Parolees Return to Jail After Quick Releases
Governor Cummins had paroled three men in recent months before they served a day in prison with two of them rearrested on new crimes, reflecting troubling early releases from Des Moines.
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Cummins
Des Moines
Keep An Eye On Hughes Des Moines Capitol
Gov. Charles E. Hughes of New York emerges as a puzzling figure in a feature on his political restraint and focus. The piece argues he shuns a national machine, avoids a press bureau, and seeks only to end public abuses without seeking office or influence over delegates.
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Hughes Des Moines Capitol
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Govenor
Empire
Hughes
Commonwealth
Porthur
Povenor
Bedéstal
Megioere
Bianidat
Lawson Advocates Advertising as Life's Best Aim at Sphinx Dinner
Boston industrialist Thomas W. Lawson told Sphinx Club members at the Waldorf Astoria that advertising has been his lifelong pursuit, claiming thirty eight years of effort and spending between six and eight million dollars. He warned that many waste millions by failing to teach advertising and urged schools to include it as a formal subject.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Sphinx Club
Waldorf- Astoria
New York
Despad
Gether
Tony
No Case of Pneumonia on Ree and Ane
Fragmentary OCR note mentions pneumonia, coughs, colds, and cures with unclear context. Contains misread names and garbled phrasing. no coherent event or identifiable entities beyond medical terms.
Fragmentary OCR News Item on Retail Merchants
Fragmented text about a newspaper issue titled Only The Retail Merchants. Mentions association, ban on advertising, and a business director. Content is incomplete with garbled names and odd phrases.
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Proce
Warcick
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