Greenbacks Defined in U S Notes and Treasuries History
The piece explains greenbacks as United States notes and treasury notes from the Civil War era, their inked reverse sides, and how many remain or are held as relics. It discusses legal tender status, confusion with silver certificates, and the large totals issued and retired, plus implied losses and current estimates of remaining notes.
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United States Notes
Treasury Notes
Treasury
United States
United States Treasury
Congress
Greenbacks as Currency and Political Pressure Discussed
The piece argues greenbacks remain stable currency despite debates on redeeming them for gold. It claims losses from destruction are under 100 million and criticizes political figures and papers for party bias and support of a gold basis or free silver. Henry Warrenson is labeled a strong gold advocate.
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Henry Warrenson
Henry
As to the Bloomers Bloomer Debate Persists in South Bend
The bloomer question sparks sharp criticism and defense, with both sides split on its fate. Men often oppose bloomers yet admit the comfort of loose trousers, while women dislike immodesty but feel skirts are burdensome. The era may endure until the fad wears out, as men weigh admiration for dainty dress against acceptance of bloomers.
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South Bend Tribune
Jane is my favorite she alias comes jes' riht
A nostalgic spoken piece from Times-West noting a heartfelt regard for Jane, with vivid rural imagery of sun, wind, birds, and longing for cherished companionship. The narrator expresses deep affection and faith, imagining a future together in harmony and permanence.
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Drake
Jane
Ile
Alius
Free and Unlimited Coinage of Silver From a Business View
Readers are urged to study Charles H Bliss on free coinage of silver from a business perspective. The pamphlet is highly recommended and available for 10 cents at the Trwes Post Office, with mail orders promptly filled.
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Charles H. Bliss
Trwes
Rothchild-Cleveland Bond Gang
J. B. Cheeapie
Labor Law Unconstitutional in Missouri Court Decision
The supreme court declared unconstitutional a law forbidding discharge of corporate employees for joining or withholding from labor unions. It held the statute discriminates against nonunion employees, signaling a significant labor rights interpretation in Jemerson City on June 19.
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Jemerson City
Supreme Court
Trmus-Post
Missing Miss Critchfield Found in Convent
Miss May Belle Critchfield, who disappeared days ago, was found at the Convent of the Good Shepherd and refused to return home. The discovery was reported from St. Louis on June 19. An advertisement in the Times classified section mentions a bargain.
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St. Louis
May Belle Critchfield
Free Coinage and the Gold vs Silver Debate
J B Cheepie of Frankfort Ind argues for free coinage at the legal ratio, contending silver’s use as standard money stabilizes values and defeats gold standard critics. He cites historical ratios, mint profits, and the need to resist Rothschild and Cleveland influence, praising Lincoln and calling for monetary reform.
Box Furniture Desk From a Packing Box for Amateur Cabinet Makers
An article describes converting a dry goods packing box into a writing desk with a 28 inch height 50 inch length and 30 inch width. It details materials blotting paper putty shelves leather coverings brass tacks and curtain rods with steps from cutouts to final upholstery.
Costly Accessories Dominate Fashion Notes of Seaso n
Fashion notes describe expensive undergarments and lavish details for blouses and gowns. Rhinestones rival traditional trims, striped fabrics return, and white and colored cambric handkerchiefs feature ornate lace and embroidery. A lavender cropon gown sketch highlights lavish trims and galloon. Judio Chollet.
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Rhinestone
Galloon
Women Gamblers Eye the Ticker in Fifth Floor Room
A reporter visits a fifth floor lower Broadway gambling room where women, mid to old age, study stock quotes with ledgers and slates. They discuss points, tips from rail officials, and how much to invest, with bets on sugar, gas, whisky, and St Paul. The manager questions the reporter and warns of the risks.
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Lower Broadway
Suavely
Louisville
Nashville
Chicago
Rock Island
Pacific
St. Paul
New York World
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