Modern High Standards of Living Blamed for Bank Defalcations
A New York commentator argues that rising living standards fuel bank defalcations by fostering lax enforcement of laws and a culture of extravagance. He cites bank officers who misuse funds for speculation and lavish social life, noting clerks and superiors are entangled as a systemwide issue. The piece ties deceptions to urban influence, especially New York, and warns of risky practices spreading to smaller towns. It also covers observations on bank frauds linked to personal greed, regulatory gaps, and the social environment enabling misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dletes
Ehlef
Aut de
Banket
Momey
York
Fils
Efe
Gan
Yanker
Studen
Mr. Moxey
Ted
Pew
Nul
Fello Ahunl
Spending Money in Days of Fore Fashion Costs
A La Revue quarkable study by M. Henry dé Gallier contrasts modern views on extravagant dress with historical data. He notes seventeenth and eighteenth century spenders, both men and women, matched or exceeded contemporary fashion costs, with middle class garments driving expenses and fathers and mothers alike investing heavily in appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landen
Daily Mail
M. Henry Dé Gallier
la Revuere
Ress
Tess
Authority on China in 19th century insights
A fragmented account discusses Prof. Hirth and his authority on Chinese affairs. It notes his long residence in China, exposure to diverse Chinese classes, and his view of a growing liaison between the Qing empire and the United States, amid shifts in Chinese scholarship and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etter Aurien Hirth
Hisia
Munlen
China
Cainese
Hirth
United States
Por sears To waa a martyr iy Ridaew truutde
After aR. Richmond, D N mina, kidney pills advertised as a remedy for backache and dizziness. The text describes a trial and medical claims, with mention of a sedative effect and paralysis symptoms described in broken OCR terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Mina
Pump Water by Teeter Board in Bavarian Fields
Fragmentary OCR describes farm labor in Bavaria where women lead irrigation on drought‑stricken plots. Men are less involved, farms rely on wells, and women haul water across patches using improvised devices amid a harsh growing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bavaria
Elnating
Germany
Water Power And Turkish Women In A Century Of Thought
An eclectic, fragmentary clump of observations on water power using testerboards, Turkish women's education and cultural reading habits, and reflections on the Middle Ages. It weaves casual quotes about marriage ideals and humorous exchanges, capturing a dated, miscellany voice.
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Big Hinds
Wellus Eva
Denke
L. Snob
Moxey
Justiow
Artrder
Stagy
Soxey. Yrest
Somillas
Jona R. Walsh
Chicago
Koreaus Hotels
York Tinon
Women's
New His
Ufe
Wien
Juse
Pei
White Star Line
Love Bult
Messrsyard
Belfast
Harland & Wwolf
Titanic
White Star Hne
Beitsat
Jamo
Mbidie
Ealthier
Asbietamt
Mar
Toa
Pacific State
Martha Hughes Cannon
Utah
California
Cunard
Britannia
Bertonnae
Sue More
Parison
Jdnd
Golumbus
Santa Maria
Bays
New England
Mat
Authority ON
Bret. Hirth
Columbia Fi Orient
Friedrich
A&a
Nwie
Teeter
Msox
Pierre Lott
Europe
Constantinople
America
Jobnus
Gant
Baltimore
Grises
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinxbai
Katharinetraly
Lafayette St
Denver
Col
Lydia Ey Pinkhan
Ainwell
Mantha
Marty Stellaris
Pinkham
Ellen Mi
Olmat
Ipswich
White House
Grove Blue Ribton
Ee the Brown Shoe CO
THE
Cement Tile Machinery CO
Blake Waterloo
Iowa
PTW
Iousie
THAN
Edge Seven Pere Parable
Engretaieng
Watt al Nee
Polis & Company
Taina
Weehe
Aunt Owllacle Rent CO
Yraaiaas Weapeat
Batymalian Bk
Grdps
Wawokayaneny
AY Gonelyy
Wee Kyete
Newt TU Guune Waren
HE Ie Nemeth
Wee Ticus Sanentie
Uberyan Meentucortan Fm
Defiance
Ieadens
Thampson
Foiesrosun
Moma
Henry Lennet
Nate el
Business & Finance
Pranety Esinnan
Hess
Coss
Giana
Arkansas
Cotten A
Plautaliene
Ana Cean Morgiert
Sale Wentocky
G. H. Payne
Pesacayer
Miscouri Pacific Baildire
LOMIG
Wean Book
Janent
Ett
Asials Tech Mountain
Portland
Straight Way
Union Pacific
Pullman
Northwest
Seattle
Waah
Aha
Nebraska
E. L. Lomax
Putnam
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