Thrift as a wartime duty urged by educator
Lee R. Light argues thrift is essential for national safety amid World War I. He cites dire social costs, urges teaching thrift to children, and compares American saving rates with European nations, urging personal discipline and money earning and saving.
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Uncle Sam
Kaiser
Washington
France
Ambition to Save $1,000 Before High School Ends
A reminiscence about a boy who aimed to have $1,000 in the bank by finishing high school and the expectation his father shared that the sum might reach $1,200 by age seventeen, reflecting on how few men save that much.
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Italy
England
Germany
France
Sweden
Belgium
Switzerland
New York
United States
Tricuis
Frugelas Ible
Heating system merits and buyer guidance in Dillon
The article urges careful comparison of heating systems, arguing the best value lies in weight, construction, and principles of the Round Oak Moist air Heating System. It emphasizes durability, efficiency, economy, health, and comfort as built-in guarantees, urging homeowners to evaluate before purchase and trust in a verdict of vindication for the stance.
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Montana
Dillon
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City Express and Coal Co
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Dillon, Mont
Round Oak Heating & Plumbing
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First National Bank
State Bank OF Dillon
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Beaverhead State Bank
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