International Banker Myth Debunked by Otto H Kahn
Otto H. Kahn of New York told the Rochester Chamber of Commerce that there is no distinct internationally minded banker separate from American bankers. He argued bankers must serve American interests, providing export and import facilities and foreign loans only as warranted by sound security and national needs.
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Otto H. Kahn
New York
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
America
Mr. Kahn
Europe
Cap
Tia
Liverpool
Oddie Says No Change to Gold Standard Policy
Senator Oddie of Nevada, chair of the U S Senate committee to study gold and silver issues, assures Western lawmakers there is no plan to abandon the gold standard. He emphasizes support for the mining industry while opposing any unsound currency, and outlines the commission’s study of production, refining, transportation, and uses of gold and silver in the United States.
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Wopespiarre
Robespierre
France
United States
Brain myths and modern skull shapes from a British expert
Sir Arthur Matth, recently returned from Africa, argues that humans still possess excess brains. He claims rapid changes in modern populations are producing narrow high arches in palates, crowded teeth, prominent chins, and elongated faces due to adenoids and evolving skull structure.
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London
Saya Bir
Arthur Matth
Sir Arthur
Toon
Bir
Arthur
Plans to Drift Three Years in Arctic
Captain Robert A. Bartlett arrives in New York seeking funds for a three year Arctic drift expedition to measure ocean and air currents, dredge the sea bottom for flora and fauna, and chart the unknown seafloor. A veteran of many Arctic ventures, Bartlett recalls his famed dash to within 210 miles of the Prloree.
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Robert A. Bartlett
New York
Arctic
San
Bartlett
Eary
Paria Prices Malas Again in Paris Market News
Paria-The focus on con pita in Paris shows high Gip costs driven by aging inflation factors and long neglect. The article notes the emerging crop prospects and debates about prices in a shifting market. London reports a new entrant for international age honors, Antonis pal, claimed at 125 years with good health and activity.
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Paria
Paris
London
Humian Wotan
Antonis Pal
Tol Juice Roots That Treed Men in the Yard
Fragmentary OCR text describes a scene with a team or group in a yard, a forward, and a wild event. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment mentions a top forward and a person named Dobert. The piece appears to be a partial sports or local event note with uncertain details.
Keep America’s Wampum Sound Speech
Samuel Beach of the American Bankers Association argues against fiat money citing historical episodes in France Russia and Germany. He warns inflation follows unsound currency and urges vigilance to protect the U S wampum as the sound currency.
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Monsy
Themeslves
Robespierre
Gerstanding
France
Robespierte
Bank salaries in Missouri towns under 9000 population
Missouri Bankers Association findings show 565 banks in small towns pay tellers and chief executives an average of 110 monthly. Only 478 of 1,162 reporting banks in towns under 1000 population pay the president a salary. The report notes leaders may rely on personal means or side lines to maintain standards amid modest official pay.
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Missouri Bankers Association
Commonwealth
Romance of Labrador Betrothal With Royal Mounted Police Link
Miss Rosamond Bradley has consented to wed Charles A. Rahesult, a former member of Canada’s Royal Mounted Police and current massesman. Their romance, begun eight years ago by correspondence while Ming Bradley served with the Grenfell mission at Anthony's, Labrador, culminates in marriage plans.
Advance Spring Styles Guide by Rh W Emerace
A compact note outlines spring fashion guidance from Rh W Emerace. The text emphasizes listening closely for the right word and hints at a guiding voice in style selections.
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Kieten
Oles
Theis
Vance
Invention of motor lubricating system for vehicles
The article describes a motor vehicle lubricating system by B H Gantinn of Jacksonville Florida. It aims to insure proper distribution and application of lubricant to chassis springs steering mechanism and other parts. It utilizes exhaust forces from the power plant to aid lubrication.
Cyclops Skipworth: A Good Man Or A Good Weed Down
Cyclops Skipworth faces a persistent challenge as a revered figure contends with a stubborn weed problem. The tale blends resilience and humor, detailing his battles against invasive plants while keeping community spirits high.
Portrait of a Japanese Princess Inhibited by Etiquette
A rare photograph shows Princess Naagako, daughter of a prince regent, smiling in private. Imperial etiquette severely restricts public displays of emotion, a glow of happiness kept behind cautious restraint.
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Naagako
Japan
Hirohito
Sun's Rays to Make Power by Steam Inventions
A Bertin-Germans report claims a Bertin University professor invented a fan mechanism that stores heat from the sun for power. Descriptions say a polished outer ball concentrates solar energy into a small mouth, feeding an oil bath to heat a water boiler and generate steam.
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Bertin
Bertin University
Europa Thia
Adolph Marcuse
Big Machine
Noe Commission on Latter Sets Two Dickens Orders
A fragment notes two orders received by Noe Commission on Latter, one for a set of Dickens and another to publish. The filing cites a writer’s transcript indicating the publishing firm received both orders today.
Oldest Block House in United States at Magecoms Maine
The oldest block house in the United States is described as located at Magecoms Me in near perfect condition. The piece notes it as a key visitor spot in that region and reflects on broadmindedness and thoughtful speech in a reflective aside.
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United States
Walted States
Magecoms
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Calabazh
Florida
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Malaya
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Skipworth
J. K. Skipworth
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Berthold
Torrington Electric Cleaner
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Forest Park, Illinois
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