FOR CONGRESS Letter from Goldsborough to Congressmen on Federal Reserve
A dated June 12 1924 letter from Hon T Alan Goldsborough House of Representatives Washington expresses appreciation for an address copy and remarks by the Governor of the Federal Reserve Board and a Federal Reserve Board member. It notes concerns over three years of unsettling economic events and praises the addressed speech as enlightening urging continued discussion and future copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Federal Reserve Board
Crissinger
Eugene Black
Crook's Rubber Plot Ends With Fleshly Folly
A first-person confessional tale details Zeb Kootch’s crooked lessons and a ranch built on cactus. The narrator scams Walter Anthony with fake cactus rubber, tests prove high quality, then sells the “factory” for 25 000 dollars before fleeing. A newspaper note ties Joe Sims to a separate asphalt lake scam, leaving the narrator with 400 dollars of the proceeds.
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EB Kootch
Roundhouse
Zeb
Mebba Stull
Cache le Poudre
Jake
Zeb Kootch
Walter P. Anthony
James Gower
Truro
Joe Sima
Cactus Farm
Joe Sims
Pretty Bird Legends From Portugal Delight London Answers
The Portuguese snare and shoot birds for food yet hold vivid legends about species like the chaffinch chiffchaff and stone chat. They claim the nightingale tricks its maker and that the swallow and robin redbreast are sacred for red throats tied to biblical wounds.
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Portugal
London
Britain
Oporto
Derbyshire
Judas
Adam
Christ
England's Tiny Churches Culbone Church Tiny Sanctuary
England's Culbone Church near Exmoor is among the smallest in the country. The minuscule stone sanctuary, smaller than Upleatham and Lilington churches, sits in a deep glen and stays out of direct sun for part of the year. The parish priest of Quare, linked to Jan Ridd fame, officiates here and in other tiny chapels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbone
Exmoor
England
Paresh of
Quare
Jan Ridd
Lorna Doone
Jan Midd
Upleatham
Redcar
Lilington
Sussex
Shropshire
Desert Showers Transform Atacama Grasslands
Charles Darwin notes how a single shower along the southern Chilean desert margins rapidly alters the ground. Farmers near the sea coast plant corn using the moisture to break soil, sow seed after a second shower, and harvest after a third, while ten days later hills show faint green patches of hairlike grass.
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Charles Darwin
Atacama
Isaiah Rowman
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Everngam
Bolivia
Crepe
Charmeen
Poiret
Everagain’s
Denton
Congress
Congressson
Lear Mr. Galdsborough
T. Alan Goldaborough
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Washington
T. Alan Caldsborough
House of Repreaentatives
Ashington, D. c
I. Tleck
Geo. N. James
Kent
Maryland Bankers Association
T. Alan Goldsborough
H.S. Burns
Denton, Maryland
Third Street
R. C. Jackson
Greensboro
Charles H. Steelman
North 3Rd St
Denton, Md
W. H. Thawley
Chestertown, MD
THE
Denton National Bank
Call Journal Office
Niss
Harvey I. Cooper
Tierman Schroeder
Sophie Schroeder
Caroline County
Harvey L. Cooper
Geo
A. Deakyne
True Ee
Geo. A. Deakyne
W. A. Smith
Manker Sr
Nisi
Harvey L. Canter
Charles Kuire
Marie Maguire
Hurvey L. Cooper
Della Wright
Norman C, Wright
Doubleday, Page & Co
Ike
Iona
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