Treasury offers new savings certificates to broaden investor base
The Treasury unveils new registered savings certificates with fixed values of 25, 100, and 1000 dollars, five year maturity, about 4 percent annual yield, redeemable at federal offices and banks. Limits set by law cap holdings at 5000 dollars aggregate maturity. product targets small investors and organizations seeking mid length, safe returns.
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Washington
Jane
Theodore II
Ington
Lincoln
Treasury Department
Kington
Rue Landen
Act of Congress
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Ith
Pontoffice Department
Treasury Savings
Proper care of the dog
A guide on keeping a dog healthy through territory avoidance and regular grooming. It advises indoor washing, brushing, trimming, and seasonal care, noting weather considerations and gradual grooming routines to prevent stress and promote a clean coat. It emphasizes warmth near a fire but warns against overheating and outlines a schedule for brushing and baths.
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Netelot
Woman mine operator drives wartime coal supply in Pittsburgh area
Twenty one year old mines coal at a family operation near Mount Oliver in western Pennsylvania. She works daily in the wagon mine on her father's farm, driving coal to customers while supporting the wartime effort and earning praise for the mine’s output.
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Amany
Oty
Mount Oliver
Pittburgh
Pennsylvania
Meeka
Gregor OL
Ricky
Society for Pure English Formed in England
The Columbus Dispatch reports a new movement in Wighand forming the Society for Pure Bielish aimed at preserving Rogtieh language purity amid war and laws. The society defends English usage and seeks wider dissemination through informal seminars for language questions and debate.
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Mwverent
Society For
Columbus Pispuiteh
Prima Donna's Home in South France Castle
Afadame Calve the famed operatic singer makes the Chaten de Cebrieres her residence in the mountains of southern France. The old castle rises with stupendous strength offering glorious valley views as Calve pursues the dream of ownership long held since childhood. An incident at dinner features a large served dish and a key unlocking the ice dish and main door, witnessed by Calve.
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Chaten de Cebrieres
Calwe
France
Madame Calve
Maidane
Remarkable Cacti and Their Fruiting Powers
A quirky description praises cacti as remarkable fruit producers with varied fruits like pineapples and pears. It notes high sugar content around 12 to 16 percent and highlights vibrant colors, especially red varieties, suitable for jellies and confections.
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Burbank
Mundo Etude
Hard ing Defends Power Treaty Amid Interpretive Disputes
President Harding issued a formal statement defending the power pacite treaty against contested interpretations. He called the disputes over its provisions unjustified and asserted full support for the American delegation, denying accusations of withholding information. He emphasized the pact’s aim to preserve peace and provide a means of consultation if war threatens.
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D. C
Harding
Milton
Huch
Ponte
Marding
America
Submarine Question Baffles Conferees
Washington reports an American effort to curb submarine forces stalled at the naval conference. Japan refused a reduction to 81 000 tons, France deferred action pending Paris, and Britain accepted the new 64 000 ton compromise for Britain and the United States.
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Washington, D. C
Japan
Paris
Great Britain
United States
Freyeh Group
Wireless health bulletin aims to boost nation’s well being
The United States Public Health Service will inaugurate a biweekly wireless telephone health bulletin via the Anacostia naval radio station. Messages, broadcast each Tuesday and Friday, offer tips for maintaining health and may be read by any radio station with a telephonic attachment. Under favorable weather, readings may reach the Pacific coast, Europe, and northern South America.
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Wichington
D. C
United State Public Health Service
Naval Radio
Anacostia
Pacific Coast
Europe
South America
German confiscation of rifles by entente disarmament
Berlin report says nine thousand hunting rifles worth seven million marks, claimed to be bought by an American, were seized at Munich by the entente disarmament commission on their arrival from Holland.
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Berlin
Munich
Entente Disarmament Commission
Holland
Washington Autos Revenue Source
Olympia Washington reports almost three million dollars in 1921 from motor vehicle license sites, based on figures prepared by R Franklin Mart of the state department of Heanses.
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Washington Autos
Olympia, Wash
R. Franklin Mart
State Department of Heanses
Steel Disposal Dillemma at Brooklyn Yard
Officials confront the disposal of about 16 000 tons of steel armor plate bought for 7 500 000 dollars and stored at the Brooklyn navy yard.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Debs Pardons Protested by Senator Gooding
Senator Gooding of this state protested to Attorney General Paughtery against the parole or pardon of Eugene V. Debs. The protest was made public through a letter.
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Deb
Gooding
Paughtery
Eugene V. Debs
Cleanliness in Old Russia
A Youth's Companion discussion of Tolstoy’s War and Peace remarks on daily hygiene in 1800s Russian court life. It notes Count Kroxtov and his family preparing for a grand ball during Catherine the Great era, detailing precise wardrobe and beauty rituals.
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Tolstoy
Nitasha
Sonya
Freak editions of the Bible auctioned in London
A London sale showcases about ten freak editions of the Bible, including the Big Bible with a psalm misquote, the Treacle Bible with Jeremiah 8:22 garbled, the Murderers’ Bible from Jude 8, and Beatitudes misprints. The items vary in rarity and value.
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London
Gylead
Right or Left Eyed Observation Explained
A simple test describes how to determine if you are right or left eyed by focusing on an object and comparing finger alignment when opening each eye. The article notes those with stronger brain hemispheres tend to have corresponding eye dominance and linked ease of movement on that side.
This Life and Beyond
A short meditation on life as a vapor and shadow compared with eternal realities in heaven. Kingsley argues earthly joys and riches fade, while true reality lies in the infinite nature of God and the heavenly city not made with hands.
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Light Kingdom
Charles Kingsley
If About Dying Sparks Thought on Death and Planning
A wealthy man told his lawyer he had arranged papers for his family so that it would die. The lawyer corrected him noting there is no if about dying, only when. The remark prompts reflection on how people defer life planning with conditional language. The piece underscores death as certain and urges timely preparations.
Water and Fire How Water Extinguishes Blazes
The piece explains that water drowns out fires by absorbing heat, lowering the flame temperature so oxygen cannot combine with carbon. It notes water's own composition of hydrogen and oxygen cannot burn again after being heated or formed. The oxygen in air also cannot react, leading to extinguishment. Philadelphia Ledger.
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Philadelphia
Ledter
Quote on justice and the crown by Chauncey Depew
The passage recalls Justice Coke challenging royal authority and contrasts ancient wisdom with modern governance. It argues that the nineteenth century’s progress should guide the twentieth in preserving civilization and liberty, invoking Christian teachings and centuries of legal development.
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Justice Coke
Charles
Chauncey Depew
Salt Creek Road Paving Favored by Dallas Club
A. B. Muir of the Dallas Commercial club urged the state highway commission to pave Salt Creek road from Dallas to Wallace Bridge. Joslin supported the Salt Creek plan while Dallas officials deem it more important than the McMinnville route. The club will press for action and notes upkeep of paved roads may soon be required by the state.
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Dallas Commercial Club
A. B. Muir
Highways Committee
State Highway Commission
Salt Creek
Dallas
Wallace Bridge
Muir
H. A. Joslin
Salem
Highway Commission
Willamette Valley Highway Association
Tillamook Coast
McMinnville
Dayton
West Salem
Polk County
Joslin
Booth
Dallas Observer
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