15,000,000 Insurance Policies In Force Report
The article analyzes 1919 to 1924 figures showing a surge in life insurance, with 15 million policies in force. It notes rising average policy size, state and federal tax implications, increased assets for New York insurers, and shifts in investments toward government securities and corporate bonds, reflecting broader economic trends and war effects.
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Pioneers in Pencil Industry In Early America
The first lead pencil maker in the United States was William Atoms of Concord Massachusetts in 1812 who devised a process using pulverized graphite and binding material. He ran the business for a period before exiting due to material shortages. Another early pioneer was Joseph Dixon who started his pencil venture in 1927.
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