End of Boom Dream Depresses Stocks Not Crash Says Flynn
New York recalls 1929 as John Flynn argues stock declines then and now reflect market madness, not tariff debates or taxes. He critiques explanations by bankers and economists, stating the pivot lies in collective irrationality and speculative frenzy that inflates prices beyond fundamentals.
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Laxative Choice Emphasizes Black-Draught as Reliable
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Market boom idea collapses as Wall Street warns of downturn
The piece argues reactionary forces misread economic signals as the market wobbled. It notes the December optimism amid rising stock prices and construction, but finds only modest gains and a looming bust as bank deposits decline and production investment stalls, warning that the boom was a pipe dream.
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Siustyen
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Suveerdad
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Pousalty
Pittsburgh
Wits Unis Enafitones
Gage
Arveeter Greeves
Pat
Ube
Industral
European scholar returns from Europe amid tense sessions
A cryptic foreign correspondent reports on a controversial return to Europe as Congress prepares a winter session. Gamaan Al Brady travels to Bangor to buy bullets, with a provocative question about hostile reception. The piece lampoons wartime hysteria and public mood in a satirical tone.
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Fragmented quotes and garbled text from a dated source
A jumble of misread lines quotes from a U S Senator and a movie actor alongside erroneous claims about air travel and aviation tech. The passage cites North Carolina senator Robert H Reynolds and Wayne Morris with unrelated musings on distance and visible states.
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Ministers Daughters Fight Back Against Jokes
New York women led by Miss Watkins organize the Daughters of Preachers to combat derogatory schoolyard jests about ministers children. They cite Who's Who data on ministers' offspring and plan exhibitions of cartoons, drawings, and writings to publicize their stance and deter future slights.
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Common Dividend Continued From Page One Mystery
Fragmentary OCR text references a named gang and figures like Jule Balwant and Jo Bl Muri but essential details are unreadable. the article notes a called statement about a powerful imaging gang and references to New York and manufacturing.
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Corporate leadership shifts announced for 1998
The announcement lists Me clec- Hien as president of Carnepief Olinow and Benjamin Py Pricless as president to succeed William A. Trehn, with changes effective January 1, 1998. Devin pwill becomes view ¢baiea af thy 1 devinred.
Halloween Committee Meeting Minutes and Plans
The ember meeting minutes were read and approved. Gladys Kimbrough and three visitors attended, offering help for a display and judging. Plans were made for an exhibit day with demonstrations on chicken canning and pantry items, and members prepared a canning display. The November meeting will be hosted by Mrs Bill Schooley with a full day mattress demonstrations and activities.
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Mra
Lee Gat
Bill Schooley
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