Bank Groups Make Nationwide Survey
New York detailed bank researches covering practical operating and economic facts in banking are being conducted by the American Bankers Association. The material helps banks meet government competition and outlines federal lending, Postal Savings System competition, and plans for personal income loans and fair charges.
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New York
American Bankers Association
National Association
Committee On Banking Studies
Government In Banking
Committee On Banting
United States
Bank Management Commission
The
Commission
Economic Policy Commission
Association
National Bank Division
State Bank
Trust Division
Church Attendance Duty Ordered by North Carolina Assembly
In 1782 the North Carolina assembly passed an act requiring Binden county residents to attend church and public meetings and to carry guns with six rounds of ammunition.
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North Carolina Assembly
Binden County
King Richard I Married in Limassol Castle Visit
The ancient castle at Limassol in Cyprus is linked to a royal visit by King Richard I of England and Berengaria of Navarre. They are said to have stayed there just before their Twelfth century marriage.
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Limissol
Cyprus
Richard I
England
Berengaria
Navarre
Blida the Beautiful and its famed orchards
Abd el Kebir fled Spain in the fifteenth century seeking paradise and chose Blida, the walled town renowned for its orchards and gardens.
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Blida the Beautiful
Abd el Kebir
Spain
Blida
Bankers to Meet at Annual American Bankers Association
Washington DC program will feature speakers from diverse business lines in San Francisco on September 21. President Robert W Fleming notes the convention aims to boost public understanding of banking and foster constructive relations with business and community services.
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Washington, DC
Robert W Fleming
American Bankers Association
San Francisco
Fleming
Prohibition Candidates Rise in Elections Across Years
In 1870 G O Smith ran as a Prohibition candidate with 9522 votes. In 1872 James Black appeared as a Temperance candidate with 5608 votes. Every later campaign included a Prohibition candidate, but none ever won any electoral college votes.
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James Black
G. O Smith
Prohibition
Indians and Australia ignore gold’s value to natives
The text notes that California Indians and Australian natives ignored gold, deeming it useless. thus, they did not pursue or react to gold discoveries, seeing no value in the metal. This reflects cultural distance in material importance between indigenous groups and European concepts of wealth.
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California
Australia
Orange Cheese Cake Finish for Dinner Parties
A dessert idea brims with appeal for the average man. The article outlines an orange cheese cake with orange sections and a new aluminum ware accompaniment, detailing ingredients and a method to bake in a spring form pan. Serves eight to ten.
Clove Chewing Ties Ancient China to Spice Trade
The practice of chewing cloves to scent the breath began in third century B C in China. Trade with the Spice Islands spread the custom, while the Dutch later controlled East Indies production until lifting limits. Native custom kept clove trees growing, and Zanzibar and Pemba now supply about 90 percent of global cloves.
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Spice Islands
Europe
East Indies
Zanzibar
Pemba
Africa
By and Large Phrase Origins In Nautical Usage
The term by and large traces to sailing language. Webster notes it means overall in all respects. A vessel that sails by and large does well with or against the wind, framing broad applicability in general usage.
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Webster
Postman Paul Revere's Famous Ride Recalled
A note recalls Paul Revere as a Massachusetts post rider whose celebrated ride occurred in April of 1750s era while performing his postal duties for the colony.
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Paul Revere
Massachusetts Colony
Unmasking at the Stows Party Ends in Tragic Departure
At a refined annual gathering hosted by the Stows Sylvia and Caro reveal themselves amid finery and past elegance. By midnight the house empties as Ace Blaikie and others depart. the next day it is learned Ace walked to his death after the gala.
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Sylvia
Molly Eames
Walter Treadway
Ace Blaikie
Bessie
Sarah
Molly
Walter
Ragged stranger duped on Clark street for a $20 bet
A derelict is approached by a stranger who flashes twenty dollars and coerces him to strip and walk to the county building. The editor Tiloney intervenes, pressing the money into the victim's hand and urging him to take the bribe. The short, unsafe exchange ends with the man crabbing the money as the plan unravels.
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Clark Street
Howey
Tiloney
Carson
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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T. L. Trice, Jr
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Trillsboro
Harry Stedman
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J. W. Sylvester
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Beulah V. Gillaspie
Sealtest Laboratory Kitchen
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