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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
8
Economists note a shift in European finance as Russians Germans and Poles begin revealing hoards of gold and valuable money to counter devalued currencies. The move signals a possible reversal of Gresham's law and could ease inflation without new conferences.
President Harding offered this trophy for winter sports and it has been won this year by Dartmouth College. The cup will be presented soon under the auspices of the Snowbirds of the Lake Placid Club. It is the first trophy ever presented by a U S president to encourage athletics.
A Plymouth Rock hen owned by Charles F. Loucks of Red Lion visits the kitchen to lay a clean white egg each day. The bird slips in through an open door, deposits the egg on the table, and cackles for entry when kept away. A cushion on the table marks the daily ritual.
A British trading firm reports a Rostov sale paid with a mixed hoarded money mix including American gold and foreign notes. Economists foresee a gradual currency substitution as foreign money gains value in depreciated European economies, aided by new US gold circulation.
Police disclosed a new pistol checkroom on the city’s crime scene, a station where gun owners stash firearms during leisure. Only two pistols were found on the shelves, indicating most gun holders were active criminals.
An editorial fragment notes some girls mature into assets for their parents while others become lady elocutionists. It mocks attitudes toward marriage as a financial matter with lines from a wife and husband about billing continuing after marriage.
A quoted exchange reveals tensions after a breakup with one side claiming rejection while the other suggests the parting was eased or forced. The pair offer differing spins on how the relationship ended.
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