Exposes Wiles of Fake Stock Salesmen and Promoters
W R Morehouse of the Public Relations Commission of the American Bankers Association describes widespread oil promotion scams that prey on elderly savers. He recounts first hand cases of fraud, detailing slick, high pressure pitches, fake oil plots, and rapid signing of notes as victims lose millions.
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W. R. Morehouse
Public Relations Commission
American Bankers Association
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Truth and Advertising Fuel America’s Prosperity
Melvin A. Traylor of the American Bankers Association argues that truth in news, store counter displays, and advertising underpins national prosperity. He cites a large firm that collapsed after three years of false advertising and urges that wise advertising costs nothing while expanding sales to cover the costs and boost profits.
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Melvin A. Traylor
American Bankers Association
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Won By A World Tour In Love And Bets
Amelia Washburn rejects Johnny Cranmer in New York. They separately travel the world and meet in Tokyo a year later. Amelia then agrees to marry Johnny after rethinking the prior rejection, effectively winning the bet. The tale ends with a playful dig on who won the bets.
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