Currency Bill and Glass Owen Proposal Aims for New Paper Money
The Glass Owen bill would issue new paper money without explicit limits and shift redemption to federal reserve banks. It requires a 33 1 3 percent gold or lawful money reserve, prompting questions about funding a $400 million gold pool and the impact on bank reserves during panics.
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Glass-Owen
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
National Bank
House of Representatives
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Bil
National Bank Reserve
British recognition of Huerta provokes American pride
The piece mocks British views on governance and Huerta's recognition, sure to provoke a U S response. It notes President Wilson’s possible abhorrence while predicting a public reaction as December approaches.
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Wilson
Huerta
Politicians Explain New Leaps Amid Scrutiny
The piece notes New York figures under investigation rush to claim reform yet may eye past misdeeds like a Tammany veteran eyeing Tweed. It references a California man who found a fried 15000 pearl, and mentions taxes creating worry as many face penalties and calls for payment.
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New York
Boss Tweed
California
Blue Sky law explained and origins in Texas lore
The Free Legal Department offers a concise explanation of the Blue Sky law, detailing its aim to regulate sales of securities and real estate outside Ohio and curb fraud. It traces the name to a Texas statute claiming brighter skies there than in any other state. The piece also notes local ordinances on using public school grounds as social centers and a sidewalk garbage ordinance with penalties.
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Ohio
Texas
Union
Animal Banquet ad leads to lost shirt reunion
A reader found a shirt on a Saturday evening and notified The Post. George Harrison of Clagston Bros. Dry Goods Store connected a customer who had lost the shirt bought for her husband. Mrs. Jease Ritter near town recovered the garment.
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Columbus City
Sed
Frank Sharp
South Side
George Harrison
Clagston Bros. Dry Goods
Jease Ritter
Corset Fashion Proves Popular With Women
Thousands of business women, mothers and daughters in the home are daily proving the wisdom of wearing nothing but a corset, amid October chatter about trends and comfort.
Annual Moline Banquet Brings Gentlemen and Guests Together
A note from the Second Post describes Moline’s yearly Businessmen Banquet where gentlemen, ladies, and friends gather under one roof to share worries, converse, and foster harmony and understanding. It extols the value of such social gatherings for better life and business.
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Moline
Is It Wise To Destroy Woman's Daintiness by Athletics
A letter argues against overexertion for women suggesting that vigorous health lowers marriage risk and endorses balance between exercise and strength. It urges mothers to teach daughters the importance of physical fitness for both family life and personal wellbeing.
Fine Feathers heads to Grand Opera House for week
The drama with an all star cast led by Wal ton Lackaye Robert Edeson and Rose Coghlan opens Monday October 27 at the Grand Opera House Cincinnati. Eugene Walter's latest play resonates with modern themes including rising costs and the double standard in business.
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Grand Opera House
Cigeinnat
Aster Theater
New York
Court Theater
Chicago
Ware
Hob Reynolds
The Olympic Presents The Parisian Beauties Burlesque Show
The Olympic opens Sunday October 26 with The Parisian Beauties described as the season’s banner burlesque. Two act laugh provoker A Night in a Harem features a 25 member chorus and new vaudeville acts Patsy Conroy The Barkers and The Four McNelleys. Cast includes Jack Miller Bobby Barker Fred De Silva Margaret La nier De Wolfe Venita Grey Beulah Kennedy and Patsy Conroy.
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Patsy Conroy
Barkers
Four McNelleys
Jack Miller
Bobby Barker
Fred de Silva
Margaret’ A
Lanier de Wolfe
Venita Grey
Beulah Kennedy
Department of Health Hygiene Advice and Reader Questions
Free health guidance on hygiene and disease prevention is offered. Readers ask about paraffin oil safety and long term effects plus inquiries on arteries, radium cures, oxygen therapies, and salt intake. Responses emphasize caution, small risks, and focusing on temperance and prevention.
Unveil Statue of Prominent Indian Chief Keokuk
In Rand Park at Keokuk Iowa a bronze statue of Chief Keokuk was unveiled during a Iowa D A R conference. National DAR president Mrs William C Story spoke as John Keokuk delivered a message from his people. A Mor mon trail tablet was also dedicated.
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Keokuk
Chief Keokuk
Rand Park
Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution
William Cummings Story
D. AR
John Keokuk
Bac and Fox Agency
Oklahoma
Ottawa
Kan
Frank ©. Hetrick
Hetrick
W. J. Newton
Chippewa Hills
Maid Avoids Work Prefers Easy Tasks
The narrator notes the maid avoids heavy chores and dodges washing or sweeping. She favors light duties and secretly amuses herself by adjusting the parlor clock and grooming its hands rather than performing standard cleaning tasks.
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Frank Conne
Frank Conner
East Tenth Street
Covington, KY
Hema Hott
Pemocrarie
Walter Finke
Dennis Street
Coreyville
Free Legal Department
Cincinnati American
John W. Cowell
Cowell & Lamping
Glacianeti
W. G. BN
Department OF Health
R. HG
London
C.J. D
Alice
Sachem
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